Echinodorus Tenellus Broad in Vitro Live Aquarium Plants Broad Leaf Dwarf Grass for Foreground Freshwater Tropical Tank K2aqua

• BROAD LEAF VARIANT CREATES A FULLER MORE TEXTURED CARPET: Wider blades offer a lush grassy appearance, giving foreground areas enhanced depth and a natural meadow effect rarely achieved with standard tenellus varieties. In vitro plants. Send without cups. Packed in sealed plastic bag.
• FAST SPREADING PLANT PERFECT FOR FOREGROUND COVERAGE: Produces runners that quickly fill empty spaces, forming dense, cohesive carpets that enhance aquascape structure and visual flow.
• THRIVES IN MODERATE TO HIGH LIGHTING WITH OPTIONAL CO2: Stronger lighting encourages compact horizontal growth, while CO₂ and rich substrate significantly accelerate carpeting speed and plant density.
• EASY TO TRIM AND HIGHLY ADAPTABLE FOR BEGINNERS AND EXPERTS: Requires little maintenance, tolerates a wide range of water conditions, and remains stable long-term in both low-tech and high-tech aquariums.
• HOW TO PLANT A PLANT? Please follow the short instructions: 1. Gently wash the plant under cold tap water. 2. The plant can be held with stones on the sides until the plant takes root in the substrate or tied to wood or mesh. or 2. Split plants into smaller parts (use scissors; usually used for carpet plants, e.g., Hemianthus, Eleocharis, etc.), 3. Plant the plant in the aquarium (use tweezers).

Listing is fo in-vitro plants. Echinodorus tenellus Broad is a unique variant of the classic dwarf chain plant, distinguished by its wider, broader grass-like leaves that give aquascapes a fuller and more textured foreground effect. While maintaining the low-growing, lawn-forming nature of standard tenellus, the broader leaf blades create a more substantial and richly layered appearance across the aquarium floor. This plant thrives in moderate to high lighting, where it grows compact and spreads rapidly through runners to form continuous carpets. CO₂ injection is optional but greatly enhances growth speed, density, and leaf width. A nutrient-rich substrate will benefit root strength and encourage healthy propagation across the foreground. Echinodorus tenellus Broad is hardy, beginner-friendly, and adaptable to a wide range of water parameters. It requires minimal maintenance other than occasional trimming to maintain height and encourage thicker growth. It is an excellent choice for aquascapers seeking a natural meadow-like carpet with more volume and definition.