Vallisneria Nana

Commonly known as dwarf vallisneria, is a compact and hardy aquatic plant suitable for aquariums. Its narrow, ribbon-like leaves add texture and vertical interest to aquascapes. With moderate to high lighting and nutrient-rich substrate, it thrives in a variety of water conditions. Dwarf vallisneria propagates through runners, quickly forming dense stands. Regular trimming maintains its tidy appearance and prevents overcrowding. Ideal for both beginner and experienced aquarists, it provides natural beauty and habitat for aquatic fauna.

Care guide: 

• Lighting: Moderate to high lighting.
• Water Temperature: 20-28°C.
• Water Hardness: Soft to moderately hard water (2-15 dGH).
• pH Range: 6.5-8.0.
• Substrate: Nutrient-rich substrate preferred; sand or fine gravel.
• Fertilization: Liquid fertilizers containing iron and micronutrients.
• Propagation: Propagates through runners; replant daughter plants for expansion.
• Maintenance: Trim old or damaged leaves regularly to encourage new growth
• Placement: Background or midground placement in aquariums.