Red Tiger Lotus Bulb - Nymphaea Live Aquarium Plant Tropical Lily Fry Betta Water

• Red Tiger Lotus: 1 Bulb
• BROAD RED/GREEN LEAVES WITH RED SPOTS FOR A TROPICAL LOOK: Red Tiger Lotus features large, rounded red/green leaves with reddish mottling, creating a bold and exotic appearance. Ideal as a focal plant in the foreground or midground, it adds texture and colour contrast to any planted aquarium.
• MEDIUM LIGHT AND NUTRIENT-RICH SUBSTRATE FOR BEST GROWTH: This plant thrives under moderate lighting and benefits from a nutrient-rich substrate or root tab supplementation, as it is a strong root feeder. CO₂ is optional but helpful in promoting lush growth and vibrant colour.
• BULB PLANT – FAST GROWING AND EASY TO MAINTAIN: Plant the bulb partially in the substrate, ensuring the top is exposed. Green Tiger Lotus is fast growing, and may send up lily pad-style surface leaves. Trim as needed to maintain balance in your aquascape.
• SHADE AND SHELTER FOR INHABITANTS: This plant is offering natural shade and hiding places. It helps absorb excess nutrients, reducing algae growth and improving water quality while enhancing the visual appeal of your tank.

Listing is for the bulb. Push the bulb gently into the substrate in your aquarium, with the bottom two thirds of the bulb in the substrate, and the top third sticking out.Your bulb will soon establish. We endeavour to send out our bulbs with new leaf growth, however this occasionally isn't possible. If you are unsure which is the top of the bulb if you leave on the substrate in your aquarium until new shoots grow, you will then be able to successfully plant your bulb. These are new leaf shoots and should be planted upwards, do not completely bury the bulb. The plant can detach from the bulb during postage - not a problem, just plant the plant and the bulb separately. A new plant will grow out of the bulb and the detached one will take its ingredients from substrate.