Cryptocoryne wendtii ‘Mi Oya’ – Tissue Culture (Premium Colored Midground Crypt)

Add rich, natural color and texture to your aquarium with Cryptocoryne wendtii ‘Mi Oya’, a beautiful variant of wendtii known for its deep bronze, reddish-brown tones and slightly textured leaves. This hardy, slow-growing plant is perfect for creating depth and contrast in any aquascape.

Grown in sterile tissue culture, it arrives 100% pest-free, algae-free, and safe for shrimp tanks.

• Beautiful bronze to reddish coloration
• Compact, bushy growth perfect for midground
• Extremely hardy and beginner-friendly
• Tissue culture grown – no pests, algae, or snails
• Safe for shrimp and sensitive livestock

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Plant Details

• Scientific Name: Cryptocoryne wendtii ‘Mi Oya’
• Common Name: Wendtii Mi Oya
• Placement: Foreground / Midground
• Difficulty: Easy
• Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate
• Lighting: Low to Medium
• CO₂: Optional

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Growth Style (Key Selling Feature)

Cryptocoryne ‘Mi Oya’ develops:

• Compact rosettes with soft, slightly rippled leaves
• Bronze, brown, and reddish hues depending on conditions
• Dense clusters that gradually spread over time

 Ideal for creating a natural, layered aquascape with subtle color variation

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How to Plant (Tissue Culture Prep)

1. Remove plant from the cup
2. Rinse off all nutrient gel thoroughly
3. Separate into individual plantlets
4. Plant into substrate, keeping the crown slightly exposed

 Tip: Space plants apart to allow them to spread into full, natural clusters.

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Care Notes

• May experience crypt melt when first introduced (normal)
• Avoid moving after planting
• Performs best in stable tank conditions
• Benefits from aquasoil or root tabs

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What You Get

• 1 sealed cup of Cryptocoryne wendtii ‘Mi Oya’ Tissue Culture
• Multiple healthy plantlets ready for planting

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Perfect For

• Beginner planted tanks
• Low-tech aquariums
• Midground planting
• Natural and jungle-style aquascapes
• Shrimp tanks

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Pro Aquascaper Tip

Use Crypt ‘Mi Oya’:

• In clusters for a natural, organic look
• Between foreground carpets and background plants
• Along hardscape edges to soften transitions

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