Hygrophila pinnatifida

#Hygrophila pinnatifida is a medium category plant available from #Tropica in pots and the #12Grow range where it is produced in-house in Tropica’s Danish laboratories. It is an interesting species with a distinctive serrated leaf shape that changes colour and form depending on the conditions.
When grown out of water the leaves are green with robust and thick stems. As the plant adapts to its underwater form the leaves become smaller and change colour, with creeping stems that produce numerous side shoots. The more intense the light the more red colouration is produces, particularly on the leaf’s underside. It can be grown as a regular stem plant or as an epiphyte attached to the aquarium hardscape. It does best with moderate to strong lighting and CO2 injection.
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[@jasongrimshaw-smith8369]

Love this plant. No Co2, a single squirt of tropica specialist once an month (or 2), Aquael Smart Leddy 2 6W light, 30L tank, grows amazingly, starts browny green, then develops into a deep red as it grows taller towards the light
2:02 That shrimplet is crazy tiny!

[@samchar7107]

One of my fav's! Looks stunning on wood.

[@MigHeart68]

I Love it.
Beauty and get more and more and more.
A Great View.

[@shannekirbystamaria6135]

easily my favorite plant. so versatile

[@Aquagold.goldysingh1313]

Amazing information❤️

[@bhagyamaithripala6642]

Thank You

[@waterlover]

one of favorite plants ever

[@apss5736]

love these videos

[@p1l1p]

OT: new to the hobby and I was looking up this plant when I came upon this video. Clueless as I was, I swear I recognized the voice of the person talking in this video. Hi George Farmer, huge fan.

[@TropicaAquariumPlants]

Welcome aboard Philip! Hopefully we'll get to see your creations one day.

[@TheBobby416]

I think it looks nice on the rocks.

[@AquaBenyStyle]

Nice 👌👍

[@yuwawiraazmi3892]

Yashhhhhh......

[@Eagleeye548]

I attached this plant in my island aquscape aquarium .. I just planted this plant's two or four brunches.. Now it's about four months the plant is spreading quickly...

[@StanTheObserver-lo8rx]

In low tech? You might have a chance if somebody gives you a plant already growing underwater.
If you buy one land grown?..No chance it will adapt with no Co2. My bottom line observation. With Co2..great versatile plant.

[@k9feces]

For me I need to have perfect conditions to keep this growing.

[@SOULCONQUEST]

I have this plant growing with no c02 and it has lost most of its big leaves but I can see small leaves growing so i'm hoping it may well survive. But great information and great video 100%

[@christiankomodo]

I noticed small leave too and then I realized how it grows and propagates.- it makes runners above the substrate - it just branches out and makes a new plant. Like in the video, you can snip off those new plants and place them in other places of your tank, or attach them to hardscape. But never discard them into local waterways! Enjoy!

[@tiptop235]

Why do the leaves start curling in a about a week after planting? I've noticed this in Crypts as well..

[@vinvinmega]

Crypts tend to melt because they have to adapt to underwater confitions, that's normal. But If your General plant growth is not existing you have to add morr nutrients (Most important one CO2!)

[@d.s.d.1524]

hi sir I am a big fan of you and your tank. But I have a question - what happened with your another channel george farmer? I just have found this channel on youtube and subscribed, this is also full of good content...:)

[@TropicaAquariumPlants]

Hi. George is collaborating with us to create valuable content for our viewers. His channel is still up and running and you'll most likely see him on a live stream or uploading some of his latest creations.

[@kikkolee]

why does mine develop pinholes and turn yellow which turns to brown subsequently? even the newer leaves at the bottom turns yellow too?

[@TropicaAquariumPlants]

It is normally a case of lack of nutrition. Try experimenting with new values. Read more about nutrition tropica.com/en/plant-care/liquid-fertilisers/premium-nutrition/ or watch our dedicated video th-cam.com/video/lbR8vA8k0SI/w-d-xo.html

[@stelthtenau]

:)

[@mi_ho_]

2등

[@tariquehossain3224]

i dont have any rock and wood to grow...can i pluck it into my soil..?plz help me......

[@TropicaAquariumPlants]

Hi. Yes you can also do that if you prefer it in the soil.

[@tariquehossain3224]

@@TropicaAquariumPlants thank you so much

[@kikkolee]

i have bought a pot of this a few months ago it was growing well but suddenly it is turning yellow and later brown. what is the cause of this and how can i rectify? thanks!

[@andysmith2328]

Lack of nutrients

[@mariliaviana7274]

this plant really suffers when the temperature is too high, so if where you live it’s hot right now or your heater temperature is higher, that might be the case. if not, then probably lack of nutrients

[@aqua2084]

We can't say what it was with so little information. There are many things that could have happend... Hope it works out next time!

[@christiankomodo]

Make sure you use some liquid fertilizer with Potassium.

[@aniruddhasawant1]

Origin of plan please

[@christiankomodo]

He mentions that it comes from the waterways of India.

[@kpopevaluationauthority2771]

Mine got black dots on steams and gradually died...

[@andreasmithander314]

I love how you point out that one never should spread out aquatic plants to natural waters. I do some work with foreign invasive plant species and it's horrible what we done with our nature.

[@aneethasalim5814]

Florida is a great example of this

[@omgfish8146]

first comment

[@callmefrankie5198]

Does anyone care ?

[@omgfish8146]

and that upsets you so much?