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TRIPARTITE HYDROCOTYLE

Brand: TROPICA

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HYDROCOTYLE TRIPARTITA – "Japan" Variant Fast-Growing Aquarium Plant

Hydrocotyle tripartita, also known as Hydrocotyle "Japan," is a Southeast Asian aquarium plant highly valued for its rapid, compact growth and decorative appearance. This variety features tiny, intensely green leaves that grow on slender, upright stems, bringing a fresh, dynamic feel to the aquarium.

Under medium to high lighting conditions and with moderate CO₂ supplementation, Hydrocotyle tripartita develops quickly and can be easily shaped through regular trimming. It is ideal for creating low carpets or serving as a midground plant, depending on trimming techniques and growth management.

Its compact growth and vivid green color make Hydrocotyle tripartita an excellent choice for natural, Iwagumi-style, or traditional aquascaping layouts, adding motion and vibrant contrast. While resilient, it performs best with good lighting and balanced nutrients.

Main features:

  • Rapid, compact growth on vertical stems

  • Small, intensely green leaves

  • Ideal for carpeting or midground placement

  • Requires medium-high light and moderate CO₂

  • Easy to shape with regular pruning

  • Origin: Southeast Asia

  • Adds motion and freshness to aquascapes

  • Perfect for natural and minimalist aquarium layouts

Why choose Hydrocotyle tripartita:

Hydrocotyle tripartita is perfect for aquarists looking to create a dense, natural carpet or add refined decorative touches to their layouts. Thanks to its adaptability and rapid growth, it is suitable for both beginners and advanced aquascapers.

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