Alternanthera Reineckii "Regular"

This is a Hot Selling RED Plant. These look wow. BEST WE HAVE HAD IN AWHILE. Don't Mess around.  If you have decent lights, NOW IS THE TIME FOR SOME RED! (Better Looking than the photos!) 

As of 11.4.26 these have been underwater for 3+ weeks. They are fully converted and ready to THRIVE in YOUR Tank. Try one! These are WOW Plants.

If you are keeping ANY Stem Plants in your tank NOW is the time to try these Wicked Alternanthera. FULLY UNDERWATER CONVERTED AND READY TO ROLL.

NOTE: The photos labeled "XL" is what the plant looks like that is EXTRA LARGE. 

You will get six stem of this plant. (They might not all be bound together as we are pulling out some monsters and want to hook you up.)   

AGAIN- 6 Stems or MORE!

Don't take my word for it, read the reviews.

This plant isn't quite as easy as Rotala, but it's close. (I like it more than Rotala as the leaves are thicker and wider) Think of it like a Ludwigia in terms of ease of keeping. It also has the little roots that run along the stems periodically so it can easily be trimmed down and replanted. Once it is established you will be impressed with its leaves red color. It is best used as a back ground or mid ground plant if you want to keep it trimmed.

Like many other bunch plants you top Alternanthera reineckii and plant the top to spread it out. We will send you between 5-7 stems. This is an awesome plant that may not be available for long. For those of you who jump at the opportunity to add this to your tank, you will not be disappointed.

Try Our Growth Juice for all of your fertilizer needs.
Suggested Supplement: Iron

Care Scale of 1-10: ( 1- it can grow in your toilet- 10 being nearly impossible)

Alternanthera reineckii is a 3.  The only reason Alternanthera reineckii is a 3 is because it has slightly thin leaves which might cause a few to fall on in transition from our tanks to yours. 

Lighting:

Can handle low lighting, grows faster and looks better in higher light.

Where to Plant:

This is a good mid/foreground plant. Remove the binding. Plant bottom of stem directly into substrate.

Temps: This plant can handle the high 60s but it enjoys an even 70-74 degrees!