Rotala Rotundifolia "Red" HARDY RED Aquarium Plant
THESE are a wicked plant. They are awesome right now. This is NOT a hard to keep plant.
Rotala Rotundifolia "Red" - This is just a "Red" variation of the uber EASY "Rotala Rotundifolia." Don't over think it.
These have a gorgeous pink and red vibrancy that isn't easy to describe. What we have right now are looking great with nice FULLY UNDER WATER LEAVES. (like all of our plants :)
They are fairly easy to keep and are a beginner plant. The Rotundifolia has a moderate growth rate and enjoys Iron supplementation to fill it's color. Light up your tank with this gorgeous pink and red Rotala! If you are already keeping any sort of plants with success this is the next step.
If you were to ask me. "What is the first Red Stem Plant I should try" I would tell you THIS ROTALA. (Or Ludwigia Repens.) Both are forgiving EASY Plants.
We give it a 2 on a difficulty scale from 1 to 10!
Care Scale of 1-10:
2. Rotalas are included in our BEGINNER PLANTED AQUARIUM COMBO PACKAGE for a reason! It is a super EASY RED Aquarium Plant.
Lighting:
My experience with Rotala is that it is undemanding of high light, but will grow more compact in higher light. Rotala rotundifolia will be a bit more leggy in lower light.
Where to Plant:
This is a HARDY RED BACKGROUND PLANT
Don't Forget To Buy our Growth Juice and Iron Supplements for your plants!!
Make sure you check out our other Rotalas. We have Rotala Macrandra, both BIG LEAF Rotala Macrandra and SMALL Leaf Rotala Macrandra
Customer Reviews
1 plant looks exactly like the picture. It was 6 - 8 inches long. Arrived in good condition and within a week
Our goldfish love these plants ; )
They add spots of nice pink color.
This is fantastic! A rosy beautiful color and many stems were included. Plant arrived in great shape and shipped so fast. It looks wonderful in the tank and we are delighted!
I ordered red root floaters,ludwigia,rotala hardy,and water wisteria and they arrived in two days in perfect condition with beautiful roots and beautiful color the red root floats were more than I expected
Great job, young man.