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Anubias ‘Gold’

Yellow-green and high-contrast rhizome plant

Genus:	Anubias
Species:	barteri var.nana ´Gold´
Family:	Araceae
Origin:	Cultivar
Light:	medium
Temperature:	22-28°C
Growth rate:	very slow
Area:	Foreground
Height:	5-10 cm
pH:	5-9
Water hardness:	very soft to very hard
Co2:	0-10 mg/l
Propagation:	side shoots from the rhizome

R295,00

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Dennerle Anubias ‘Gold’

This is another variety of the Dwarf Spear Leaf called ‘Gold’. It was discovered in cultivation at a nursery in Taiwan. After the initial isolation period it took several years to establish a stable stock. With leaves ranging in color from light green to yellow-gold, it is significantly different from the other, darker green types of Anubias. The lighting should not be too weak, as this makes the leaves turn darker.

It’s a flowering plant that grows best when the rhizome is attached to hardscape material such as wood or stone. Regular fertilization is favorable and low to medium lighting is sufficient as high lighting will promote the growth of algae on its leaves. CO2 is not required but promotes faster growth and robust leaves.

Propagation is straightforward; simply cut or pull apart rhizomes to be reattached.


Common Name	Anubias Golden
Care	Easy
Lighting	Low
CO2	Optional
Suggested Placement	Attach to wood or stone
Propagation	Separate rhizome
Growth Rate	Slow
Leaf Size	3-5″