Rotala Vietnam H’Ra – Easy Live Aquarium Plant

🌿 Product Description

Rotala Vietnam H’Ra is a captivating stem plant that brings a vibrant splash of color to freshwater aquariums. In its emersed form, it displays rich green, rounded leaves. When submerged and provided with high-intensity lighting, the leaves transform into slender, needle-like structures with hues ranging from orange to deep red. This dynamic coloration makes it an excellent choice for creating striking midground focal points in aquascapes.​

✨ Key Features

• Dynamic Coloration: Transitions from green to vivid red under optimal lighting conditions.

• Versatile Placement: Ideal for midground positioning, adding depth and contrast.

• Rapid Growth: Responds quickly to favorable conditions, filling spaces efficiently.

• Aquascaping Appeal: Enhances the visual complexity of planted tanks with its unique coloration.​

📋 Product Specifications

• Scientific Name: Rotala rotundifolia ‘H’Ra’

• Common Name: Rotala Vietnam H’Ra

• Plant Type: Stem

• Placement: Midground

• Growth Rate: Medium

• Height: 15–30 cm (6–12 inches)

• Light Requirement: High

• CO₂ Requirement: Medium to High

• Temperature Range: 20–28°C (68–82°F)

• pH Range: 6.0–7.5

• Water Hardness: Soft to moderately hard

• Substrate: Nutrient-rich substrate recommended

• Propagation: Stem cuttings​

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: Is Rotala Vietnam H’Ra suitable for beginners?
A1: While it requires specific conditions to thrive, dedicated beginners can successfully cultivate it with proper care.​

Q2: How can I enhance the red coloration of this plant?
A2: Providing high-intensity lighting and ensuring adequate CO₂ and nutrient levels will promote vibrant red hues.​

Q3: Can Rotala Vietnam H’Ra grow without CO₂ injection?
A3: While it can survive without CO₂, supplementation encourages healthier growth and more vivid coloration.​

Q4: How do I propagate Rotala Vietnam H’Ra?
A4: Trim healthy stems and replant them into the substrate; they will develop roots and continue growing.​

Q5: What causes the lower leaves to deteriorate?
A5: Insufficient lighting or overcrowding can lead to leaf drop. Ensure adequate spacing and lighting to maintain its vibrant appearance.​