Eriocaulon breviscapum

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New, rare aquarium plant
Fine-leaved, grasslike
Forms dense tufts
Exceptionally eye-catching as solitary plant

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Pot - 5 cm (out of stock)

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Description

Eriocaulon breviscapum is a new discovery for the aquarium hobby and is still a rarity. This fine-leaved Eriocaulon has already turned out as an excellent aquarium plant. The species is endemic to southwestern India and was found in Kerala submerged in fast-flowing rivers. There the plant develops lush tufts which are anchored by strong, long roots between rocks in the riverbed. It was imported to Germany by Dennerle, since then it is propagated in nurseries.

In its terrestrial form, Eriocaulon breviscapum has quite short leaves, it reaches its full height under water only. Its very narrow, flexible leaves resemble those of E. sp. "Japan Needle Leaf". Nutrient-rich substrate, plenty of light and sufficient CO₂ supply are recommended. It is propagated by detaching of daughter rosettes which form at the base of the plant. This Eriocaulon is particularly eye-catching as solitary plant between flat-growing species.

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Dennerle has been operating in Vinnigen since its foundation in 1966 and, after more than 50 years of company history, the building blocks Dennerle relies on is experience. The philosophy behind Dennerle is to create a small and tangible, intact piece of nature, in harmony with the natural environment. That is why sustainability is a company-wide concept and is implemented at every possible point. In order to achieve an ecologically balanced aquarium, Dennerle relies on a system that is based on 5 pillars. Animals, plants, water, substrate and lighting. Dennerle offers the optimum equipment to bring this complex, but not complicated system into harmony.