Sri Lanka is home to many kinds of water trumpets, including the Cryptocoryne beckettii. These plants have also been successfully cultivated in aquariums for decades. In the wild they are found in shaded areas near the banks of streams and rivers, where they grow amphibiously above and below the waterline. The color of any submerged leaves varies in shades of green and brown. Different leaf coloration within the same species is typical for Cryptocorynes.
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Smallest carpeting plant, In-Vitro cup
Remaining small round-leaved stem plant
In-vitro cup
Vigorous rosette plant for the middle ground
In a pot
Strongly pinnate stem plant for the middle ground
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