Tropica Rotala rotundifolia 'Blood Red'

Description

Achieve unmatched fiery contrast in your aquascape with Rotala 'Blood Red', widely regarded as the most intensely colored red form of Rotala rotundifolia. Producing deep, ruby-red tones even under moderate conditions, this stunning cultivar achieves a noticeably darker, richer shade than standard red stem plants. Growing upright to ascending with stems reaching 10 to 30+ cm, it branches readily to create dense, vibrant background bushes and striking focal points.

Delivered in a 1-2-Grow! laboratory cup, this plant is lab-cultivated under sterile conditions. It is guaranteed 100% free of snails, snail eggs, pest algae, and pesticides—making it completely safe for sensitive dwarf shrimp and fish. Pre-adapted for underwater growth in nutrient media, these young plants transition seamlessly into your aquarium without undergoing a harsh emersed adaptation phase.

Key Benefits

  • Incredible Deep Red Tones: Delivers intense, darker crimson hues compared to standard Rotala varieties, adding high-impact color to your aquascape.

  • Easy Culture & Propagation: Shares the fast growth rate and straightforward care of R. rotundifolia—propagate easily by replanting head cuttings and side shoots.

  • 100% Clean & Safe: Laboratory tissue culture guarantees zero pest introductions, making it ideal for shrimp tanks and high-end planted setups.

Quick Care Specs

  • Plant Type: Stem / Background

  • Origin: South America (Cultivar)

  • Growth Rate: Medium

  • Height: 10 – 30+ cm

  • Light Demand: Medium (Strong light, CO2, and liquid fertilization unlock its darkest red potential)

  • CO2 Demand: Medium

How to Prepare 1-2-Grow! Cups

  1. Remove the plant mass from the cup and gently rinse off the clear liquid media under cool tap water.

  2. Separate the dense cluster into individual stems or small stem groups using sharp aquarium scissors.

  3. Insert stems into nutrient-rich aquasoil using planting tweezers, leaving small gaps between stems to allow light penetration to the lower leaves.

Tropica Rotala rotundifolia 'Blood Red'

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Achieve unmatched fiery contrast in your aquascape with Rotala 'Blood Red', widely regarded as the most intensely colored red form...

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    Description

    Achieve unmatched fiery contrast in your aquascape with Rotala 'Blood Red', widely regarded as the most intensely colored red form of Rotala rotundifolia. Producing deep, ruby-red tones even under moderate conditions, this stunning cultivar achieves a noticeably darker, richer shade than standard red stem plants. Growing upright to ascending with stems reaching 10 to 30+ cm, it branches readily to create dense, vibrant background bushes and striking focal points.

    Delivered in a 1-2-Grow! laboratory cup, this plant is lab-cultivated under sterile conditions. It is guaranteed 100% free of snails, snail eggs, pest algae, and pesticides—making it completely safe for sensitive dwarf shrimp and fish. Pre-adapted for underwater growth in nutrient media, these young plants transition seamlessly into your aquarium without undergoing a harsh emersed adaptation phase.

    Key Benefits

    • Incredible Deep Red Tones: Delivers intense, darker crimson hues compared to standard Rotala varieties, adding high-impact color to your aquascape.

    • Easy Culture & Propagation: Shares the fast growth rate and straightforward care of R. rotundifolia—propagate easily by replanting head cuttings and side shoots.

    • 100% Clean & Safe: Laboratory tissue culture guarantees zero pest introductions, making it ideal for shrimp tanks and high-end planted setups.

    Quick Care Specs

    • Plant Type: Stem / Background

    • Origin: South America (Cultivar)

    • Growth Rate: Medium

    • Height: 10 – 30+ cm

    • Light Demand: Medium (Strong light, CO2, and liquid fertilization unlock its darkest red potential)

    • CO2 Demand: Medium

    How to Prepare 1-2-Grow! Cups

    1. Remove the plant mass from the cup and gently rinse off the clear liquid media under cool tap water.

    2. Separate the dense cluster into individual stems or small stem groups using sharp aquarium scissors.

    3. Insert stems into nutrient-rich aquasoil using planting tweezers, leaving small gaps between stems to allow light penetration to the lower leaves.

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