Eriocaulon Vietnam

Eriocaulon Vietnam is a highly regarded aquatic plant prized for its ease of care and robust growth in freshwater aquariums. Unlike many other Eriocaulon species, which are known for their challenging care requirements and reserved flowering habits, Eriocaulon Vietnam stands out as one of the easiest to cultivate. Originating from Vietnam, this plant exhibits a lush, dark green coloration and a relatively fast growth rate compared to other pipeworts.

In its submerged form, Eriocaulon Vietnam features dense clusters of dark green, grass-like leaves that add a vibrant and textured look to aquarium landscapes. It thrives in stable aquatic environments with consistent water parameters, including temperatures between 22-26°C (72-79°F) and slightly acidic to neutral pH levels (around 6.0-7.5). This species rarely sends out flower stalks, making it a low-maintenance option for aquarists who prefer a tidy and uniform appearance in their aquascapes.

Care for Eriocaulon Vietnam involves providing nutrient-rich substrate and moderate lighting, which can be supplemented with liquid fertilizers to support its growth and maintain vibrant leaf color. Regular water changes help maintain water quality and prevent nutrient deficiencies. Due to its ease of care and adaptable nature, Eriocaulon Vietnam is suitable for both beginners and experienced aquarists looking to add a touch of lush greenery to their aquatic setups without the complexities often associated with other Eriocaulon species.

Care Tips:

• Substrate: Use nutrient-rich substrate to support root development.
• Lighting: Moderate lighting; CO2 supplementation may enhance growth but is not essential.
• Temperature: Maintain stable water temperature between 22-26°C (72-79°F).
• pH: Prefers slightly acidic to neutral water conditions (pH 6.0-7.5).
• Nutrients: Moderate; supplement with liquid fertilizers as needed.
• Propagation: Propagate through division of the plant or by planting new shoots.

Growth: Medium
Lighting: Medium
Temperature: 22-26°C (72-79°F)
pH: 6.0-7.5
Nutrients: Medium
Difficulty: Beginner

Quantity: 1 bunch

Note: First picture is about 5 bunches