Rotala rotundifolia ‘Green’ – Tissue Culture (Easy Bright Green Stem Plant)

Bring fresh, vibrant color and natural flow to your aquarium with Rotala rotundifolia ‘Green’, a hardy and fast-growing stem plant known for its bright green coloration and soft, flowing growth. Unlike red Rotala varieties, this plant maintains a clean green tone, making it perfect for balance and contrast in any aquascape.

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

• Bright green color – perfect for contrast in planted tanks
• Fast-growing and easy to maintain
• Ideal for trimming into dense, bushy groups
• Tissue culture grown – no pests, algae, or snails
• Shrimp-safe & pesticide-free

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Plant Details

• Scientific Name: Rotala rotundifolia ‘Green’
• Plant Type: Stem plant
• Placement: Midground / Background
• Difficulty: Easy
• Growth Rate: Fast
• Lighting: Low to High
• CO₂: Optional (recommended for compact growth)

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Growth Style (Key Selling Feature)

Rotala ‘Green’ grows:

• Tall with soft, fine leaves
• In flowing stems that move naturally in water
• Into dense bushes with regular trimming

 Perfect for creating a lush, natural background or soft midground transition

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How to Plant (Tissue Culture Prep)

1. Remove plant from cup
2. Rinse off all nutrient gel thoroughly
3. Separate into individual stems/plantlets
4. Plant each stem into substrate with spacing

 Tip: Trim and replant tops regularly to create a thicker, fuller bush.

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Care Notes

• Very adaptable and beginner-friendly
• Grows taller in low light—trim to keep compact
• Stronger light produces denser growth
• CO₂ helps maintain tighter, bushier form

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What You Get

• 1 sealed cup of Rotala rotundifolia ‘Green’ Tissue Culture
• Multiple healthy stems ready to plant

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Perfect For

• Beginner planted tanks
• Background planting
• Nature and jungle-style layouts
• Aquascapes needing green contrast
• Shrimp tanks

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Pro Aquascaper Tip

Use Rotala ‘Green’:

• Behind red plants for color contrast
• In dense groups for a lush, forest-like background
• Trimmed often to create clean, rounded bushes

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