Description
 Hygrophila difformis, also known as Water Wisteria
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LightingProvide medium to high lighting for optimal growth and leaf coloration. Place the plant directly under the light so other plants don’t shade it.Â
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NutrientsUse a nutrient-rich soil substrate or liquid fertilizer to promote healthy growth. You can also add a mineral supplement if your water is soft.Â
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PruningRegularly trim the plant with sharp scissors to maintain its shape and prevent it from overshadowing other plants. You can replant the cuttings to propagate new plants.Â
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Water parametersKeep the aquarium pH and general hardness (GH) stable. An aquarium pH of 6-8 is recommended. Avoid drastic changes in water parameters, as it can lead to leaf shedding.Â
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PlantingPlant the stems in areas where they have access to plentiful lighting. If you plant the wisteria in the substrate, try not to move it around.Â
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FloatingIf you are having trouble getting your wisteria to convert, try floating some stems where they can collect more light and CO2 at the water surface.Â
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Aquarium inhabitantsWater Wisteria is compatible with various aquarium inhabitants. It provides cover for fish and fry.Â
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