Light Requiremen : Medium
Plant Difficulty : Easy
Plant Type : Stem
Salzmann’s mille graines is not demanding and grows relatively fast. It gets along with medium lighthing and moderate carbonate hardness. CO2 supply is not absolutely necessary but enhances the growth, as for all aquarium plants. Lower temperatures up to 25 °C are beneficial, this plant also tolerates cold water well under 20 °C. It is easily propagated by cuttings. Sometimes shoot tips detach themselves and float around in the aquarium what is apparently normal for this plant. As well as Diodia cf. kuntzei, it only develops very fine roots that anchor the stems only poorly in the substrate. Old stands of the plant tend to uprooting, and replanting of the shoot tips is necessary.
Hedyotis salzmannii looks best as a larger, up to 30 cm high group. It contrasts well with red and dark green plants with its light green tone. Salzmann’s mille graines should alse be interesting as emersed, nicely flowering plant for paludariums and Wabi-Kusa.
Salzmann’s mille graines is not demanding and grows relatively fast. It gets along with medium lighthing and moderate carbonate hardness. CO2 supply is not absolutely necessary but enhances the growth, as for all aquarium plants. Lower temperatures up to 25 °C are beneficial, this plant also tolerates cold water well under 20 °C. It is easily propagated by cuttings. Sometimes shoot tips detach themselves and float around in the aquarium what is apparently normal for this plant. As well as Diodia cf. kuntzei, it only develops very fine roots that anchor the stems only poorly in the substrate. Old stands of the plant tend to uprooting, and replanting of the shoot tips is necessary. Hedyotis salzmannii looks best as a larger, up to 30 cm high group. It contrasts well with red and dark green plants with its light green tone. Salzmann’s mille graines should alse be interesting as emersed, nicely flowering plant for paludariums and Wabi-Kusa.