Green Temple (Hygrophilia corymbosa)(Emersed Growth)
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$4.39
Green Temple (Hygrophilia corymbosa)(Emersed Growth)
Hygrophila corymbosa is a popular aquarium plant that has large green leaves. Newer leaves of Hygrophila corymbosa display some purple colors in the submerged growth. Plant Hygrophila corymbosa in the background areas of the aquarium. Many different varieties of Hygrophila corymbosa have been created over the years and are available to the aquarium trade.
- Common Name: Temple Plant
- Family Name: Acanthaceae
- Native To: Southeast Asia
- Lighting: Medium-High
- pH: 5-8
- Growth Demands: Medium
- Growth Form: Stem
- Growth Rate: Medium
- True Aquatic: Yes
- Placement In Tank: Midground
- Available As: Bunch
- Identifier Exists:
- False
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Reviews
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I am hoping it will grow tall
It has adapted very quickly to it's new environment. New growth after a week and it has a red tint.
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Slightly fragile
Excellent grower
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Great plants
These are just beautiful plants. Arrived in perfect shape and growing well.
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Temple plant
Good color healthy plant growing wonderfully
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Green Temple (
Received a nice bunch of this beautiful broad-leafed stem plant. Recommended.
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temple plants
healthy cuttings....growing....no evidence of snails 30mar20
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Ended up being a great plant
I had this temple for over 6 months, first few months it didnt do much, and some fish will eat it. However, if you at least plant some Flourish tabs under the gravel, and use liq fertilizer during water changes, and trace elements once a month. This plant is now almost to the top of the aquarium,and has spread out some. I have a tall 65 gal hex using standard 4bulb 18 inch lamps. 2 coralife 20,000k daylight bulbs, and 2 GE aquarays 9500 k. The hornwort is also doing fabulous now almost 3/4 to top of tank also.
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Not the best of luck
I got these as a bunch of 5 stems, most of them without roots. In 2 weeks all but one has died. It left a lot of dead leaves in the water that I picked out for 2 days before I finally pulled all of the plants but the one that is still alive. I am sure that the one survivor is going to make it, but I was disappointed to lose the others. All of the other plants that I have purchased are doing great.