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Ranunculus inundatus, or river buttercup, is an amphibic plant originating from south-eastern Australia. Its unique five-fold divided leaves are an attractive addition as a foreground plant. This demanding species grows best in soft-medium water with Co2 fertilization. High light intensity is recommended for the plants to stay compact and low. F…
Ranunculus inundatus, or river buttercup, is an amphibic plant originating from south-eastern Australia. Its unique five-fold divided leaves are an attractive addition as a foreground plant. This demanding species grows best in soft-medium water with Co2 fertilization. High light intensity is recommended for the plants to stay compact and low. Family: Ranunculaceae Origin: Australia Full-Grown Height: 4-6" Placement: Foreground/Midground Temperature: 72-82F Water pH: 5-8 Lighting: Medium Growth Rate: Medium CO2: Required About Tissue Cultured Plants This propagation method involves taking a small piece of plant tissue, often from the tip of a growing shoot or a small segment of a leaf, and cultivating it in a nutrient-rich gel under sterile conditions. This allows for the rapid propagation of plants while minimizing the risk of disease, pest algae, or contamination. Keep in mind that while tissue cultured plants have numerous benefits, they may require careful acclimation to an aquarium environment once introduced. Following proper care guidelines for each plant will help it acclimate to life fully submerged underwater. A small amount of leaf melting may occur during this transition period. This is a natural response as the plant adjusts to its new environment.
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Ranunculus inundatus, or river buttercup, is an amphibic plant originating from south-eastern Australia. Its unique five-fold divided leaves are an attractive addition as a foreground plant. This demanding species grows best in soft-medium water with Co2 fertilization. High light intensity is recommended for the plants to stay compact and low. Family: Ranunculaceae Origin: Australia Full-Grown Height: 4-6" Placement: Foreground/Midground Temperature: 72-82F Water pH: 5-8 Lighting: Medium Growth Rate: Medium CO2: Required About Tissue Cultured Plants This propagation method involves taking a small piece of plant tissue, often from the tip of a growing shoot or a small segment of a leaf, and cultivating it in a nutrient-rich gel under sterile conditions. This allows for the rapid propagation of plants while minimizing the risk of disease, pest algae, or contamination. Keep in mind that while tissue cultured plants have numerous benefits, they may require careful acclimation to an aquarium environment once introduced. Following proper care guidelines for each plant will help it acclimate to life fully submerged underwater. A small amount of leaf melting may occur during this transition period. This is a natural response as the plant adjusts to its new environment.