In the emerged stage, this stem plant originating from Cuba, looks rather unimpressive with its simple green leaves. After a period of acclimatisation under water, the plant will gradually reveal its feathery and magnificently colorised underwater leaves. Proserpinaca grows slowly and is recommended for Nano Cubes. The stalks do not branch out too much, which is why the head cuttings should be put back on the same spot. The lower, no longer nice-looking part of the stalk should be removed.
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Round-leaved, delicate stem plant for the middle ground
In a pot
Small rhizome plant
On wood with suction cap 12x 3x7cm
On clay amphora 10x5x7cm
Hard-leaved rhizome plant
On Spiderwood 14x8x8cm
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