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Datasheet

Aquarium Compatibleyes
Plant Outdoorunknown
Plant Emersed Growthno
Plant Growthmedium
Temperature Tolerance17°C / 62.60°F - 30°C / 86.00°F
Temperature22°C / 71.60°F - 28°C / 82.40°F
Carbonate Hardness5-15 kh
pH Value5.5-7.5 ph
Lightmedium-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

Aponogeton undulatus, belonging to the Aponogeton genus in the Aponogetonaceae family, is a variable aquatic plant found in lakes and ponds across Asian tropics. It can reach a height of approximately 40 cm and produces undulate submersed leaves similar to A. crispus. There are various varieties of A. undulatus, with differences in growth speed, including some that develop floating leaves. This species is distinguished by its transparent rectangular areas between the longitudinal and lateral nerves on its leaves and the formation of bulbs at the end of flower stalks, aiding in easy propagation.

Aquarium Suitability

Aponogeton undulatus is suitable for aquariums, making it an attractive choice for aquatic plant enthusiasts. For specific water condition requirements, refer to the table provided.

Demands and Hardiness

With a medium growth rate and an easy difficulty level, Aponogeton undulatus thrives in medium to high light environments with some variability in factors like carbon dioxide, hardness, and nutrient levels. It is not suitable for outdoor use in colder climates due to its winter hardiness limitations.

Aquascaping & Usage

This plant is commonly used in aquariums for background and midground placements, contributing to a visually pleasing aquascape with its undulate leaves and unique growth patterns.

Propagation

Aponogeton undulatus propagates through proliferating inflorescences, where new plants can develop from adventitious plants with bulbs formed at the end of flower stalks.

Habitat and Distribution

The species Aponogeton undulatus is predominantly found in lakes and ponds within the Asian tropics, where it thrives in temperatures ranging from 22-28°C and can tolerate temperatures between 17-30°C.

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