Eleocharis Parvula Live Aquarium Plant Dwarf Hairgrass Foreground for Freshwater Tropical Tank K2aqua

• COMPACT GRASS-LIKE BLADES CREATE A DENSE AND NATURAL CARPET EFFECT IN FOREFRONT AREAS: Eleocharis Parvula provides a vibrant, lawn-like look that enhances realism and complements rock and wood hardscape layouts. Portion similar to the photo. Around 10x15 cm.
• FAST SPREADING THROUGH RUNNERS UNDER OPTIMAL LIGHT AND CO2 CONDITIONS: With bright light and CO₂ supplementation, this plant quickly sends out runners, forming a uniform and attractive carpet across the aquarium floor.
• PERFECT FOR NANO TANKS OR LARGE AQUARIUMS – IDEAL FOREFRONT AND MIDGROUND TRANSITION: Its small size works equally well in small aquascapes or as a soft transition between hardscape and taller background plants in larger layouts.
• BENEFITS FROM NUTRIENT-RICH SUBSTRATE AND REGULAR TRIMMING FOR A NEAT CARPET: A quality substrate encourages strong root growth, while trimming stimulates denser, more even coverage throughout the tank.
• 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 for similar portion like on the photos. Size: about 10x15 cm. Eleocharis parvula, also known as dwarf hairgrass, is a highly popular carpeting plant in aquascaping thanks to its fine, grass-like leaves and ability to form a dense, vibrant lawn across the aquarium floor. Its compact growth makes it ideal for foreground planting in both nano tanks and large aquariums. This plant grows best under moderate to high lighting with CO₂ injection and a nutrient-rich substrate, which speed up carpet formation and help maintain short, healthy blades. Without CO₂, it will still grow, but more slowly and with slightly taller leaves. Eleocharis parvula spreads naturally through runners, gradually catering bare substrate areas. It is low maintenance, adaptable, and a great choice for creating a natural, flowing base in aquascapes.