Echinodorus Iguazu 2009 - plant bare root

Echinodorus Iguazu 2009 is known to be a slow-growing and rare plant, often developing lateral growth. As it matures, it can reach significant size and height. Its circular leaves with prominent veins make it a stunning addition to any aquascape, showcasing its beauty.

Like all echinodorus species, they require heavy root feeding for optimal growth. Be sure to provide additional nutrients through  AquaLabs Enrich root tabs and/or aquasoil. 

In ideal conditions Echinodorus will self propagate via flower , sending a vertical runner. Be sure not to cut flower too early as multiple plants can grow off a single bud. Iguazu can also be split at the base and divided into two or even more depending on the size of the plant. 

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