ADA - Hydrocotyle verticillata

ADA Hydrocotyle verticillata is a unique and attractive aquarium plant known for its umbrella-shaped leaves and compact growth pattern. Its striking appearance makes it a versatile plant for aquascapes, adding a touch of whimsy and texture to both foreground and midground areas.

This plant thrives in a wide range of aquarium setups, but with its distinct leaf structure and creeping growth habit, it is perfect for creating unique layouts that need a focal point of natural elegance. Its vibrant green leaves and creeping stems add depth and contrast, making it a popular choice for aquascapers looking to craft visually compelling scapes.

Key Features:

• Unique Leaf Shape: Characterized by its round, umbrella-like leaves that create a whimsical, natural aesthetic.
• Growth Habit: Forms a low, creeping carpet when trimmed regularly, making it suitable for both foreground and midground use.
• Lighting Requirements: Prefers medium to high light for optimal, compact growth.
• CO2 Requirements: Benefits from additional CO2, but can adapt to lower CO2 environments with moderate light.
• Growth Rate: Moderate, spreading horizontally across the substrate with proper care and regular trimming.
• Placement: Ideal for foreground to midground areas, creating natural-looking clusters that mimic miniature landscapes.
• Care Level: Easy to moderate, adaptable to a range of water conditions, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced aquascapers.

ADA Hydrocotyle verticillata brings a refreshing and distinct look to aquascapes, offering a visually interesting plant that contrasts well with finer, more delicate plants. When planted in a nutrient-rich substrate with ample lighting, it will develop lush, healthy foliage that enhances any aquascape’s design.