Stoffels Hygrophila corymbosa ( Nomaphila )
Hygrophila corymbosa (Nomaphila) is one of the most popular and hardy freshwater aquatic plants. Thanks to its fast growth and large, light green leaves, it is an excellent choice for the middle or back zone of the aquarium. It helps improve water quality by absorbing nitrates and other nutrients, while it adapts easily to different conditions, making it ideal for both beginners and experienced aquarists.Hygrophila corymbosa grows quickly and needs regular pruning to keep it compact. The cut tops can be easily replanted, creating new plants and denser vegetation in the aquarium. In bright light and with a supply of CO2 it acquires lusher growth and larger leaves. ...More
Scientific name: Hygrophila corymbosa (Nomaphila)
Type: Aquatic stem plant
Height: 20–50 cm
Growth rate: Fast
Planting position: Middle or back zone
Leaf color: Light to bright green
Difficulty: Easy
Requirements:
Lighting: Low to high
CO2: Optional, but enhances leaf growth and size.
Substrate: Common or nutrient substrate with regular fertilization.
Water temperature: 22–28°C
pH: 6.0–7.8
Water hardness: Soft to moderately hard
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