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Datasheet
Aquarium Compatible | yes |
Plant Outdoor | yes |
Plant Emersed Growth | yes |
Temperature Tolerance | 15°C / 59.00°F - 30°C / 86.00°F |
Temperature | 20°C / 68.00°F - 28°C / 82.40°F |
Carbonate Hardness | 0-21 kh |
pH Value | 5-7 ph |
Light | medium-high |
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) | 10-40mg/lmg/l |
Nitrate (NO3-) | 10-50mg/lmg/l |
Phosphate (PO43-) | 0.1-3mg/lmg/l |
Potassium (K+) | 5-30mg/lmg/l |
Iron (Fe) | 0.01-0.5mg/lmg/l |
General Description
Echinodorus 'Aseng' is a rosette plant belonging to the Alismataceae family and the Echinodorus genus. It falls under the major group of seed plants known as flowering plants (Angiosperms). This plant can grow both immersed and outdoors, making it a versatile choice for aquatic environments.
Aquarium Suitability
Echinodorus 'Aseng' is considered suitable for aquariums, given its easy level of care. It is a specimen plant that can thrive in a range of water conditions, including medium to high light levels and a temperature range of 20-28°C.
Demands and Hardiness
This plant's demands include a need for a moderate to high level of carbon dioxide (10-40mg/l) and a pH range of 5-7. It can tolerate temperatures between 15-30°C and requires 10-50mg/l of nitrate to thrive. More specific water condition requirements can be found in the table provided.
Aquascaping & Usage
Echinodorus 'Aseng' is ideal for creating focal points in aquascaping designs, adding depth and interest to the layout. Its rosette form makes it a visually appealing addition to aquariums, and it complements both traditional and contemporary setups.
Propagation
Propagation of Echinodorus 'Aseng' can be achieved through proliferating inflorescences or rhizome division. This allows the plant to reproduce and spread within the aquarium environment, creating a lush and vibrant display over time.
Habitat and Distribution
In its natural habitat, Echinodorus 'Aseng' can be found in various aquatic environments, typically in regions with a temperature tolerance of 15-30°C. Its specific winter hardiness is unknown, suggesting that it may have adaptability to different seasonal conditions.