Kaiser Aquatics Rotala Green

Name: Kaiser Aquatics Rotala Green | Aqua Atlantis | Aquascaping
Price: 60.00 ZAR
Availability: InStock

R60,00

8 in stock

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Rotala Green – Potted Plant

Rotala Green is a graceful and vibrant stem plant known for its soft, light-green coloration and delicate leaves that add a lush, natural feel to any aquascape. Unlike its red counterparts, this variant retains a bright lime-green hue even under high light, making it perfect for creating depth, balance, and visual calm within your layout.

Rotala Green grows in dense clusters, forming elegant bushes that sway gently in the current. Its compact growth and vibrant tone make it ideal for the mid- to background sections of your aquarium. With regular trimming and nutrient-rich conditions, it will reward you with a full, vibrant display of healthy new shoots.

Features:

🌿 Bright, lush green coloration

💧 Fast-growing, compact stem plant

🌞 Thrives in moderate to high light

🪴 Excellent for mid- or background placement

🌱 Perfect for nature-style and Dutch-style aquascapes

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate

Placement: Midground to Background

Growth Rate: Fast

Light Requirement: Medium–High

CO₂ Requirement: Beneficial but not essential