Lilaeopsis brasiliensis - In Vitro Cup

The Lilaeopsis brasiliensis is a green grass plant which can be used to form a grass patch in the aquarium. In order to make a patch of the Lilaeopsis brasiliensis, lot of light, and the addition of CO 2 is required.

To quickly create a patch it is advisable to place the plants in groups. 1 / 8th of the cup is sufficient for one set. The plants need to be planted one centimeter apart. The Lilaeopsis brasiliensis shoots spurs and thus quickly spreads through the aquarium.

This aquarium plant can also be placed in an pond.

Origin South America
Type spur forming
Growth speed Slow
Height 4-7 cm
Width 5-10 cm
Light requirements 0,50 watts per liter
CO2 needs 6-14 mg per liter