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Category | Details | |
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Invasive Status | Invasive Status | |
Plant Type | Perennial plant | |
Duration to maturity | 1 month to harvest | |
Estimated Plant Lifespan | 1 year lifespan | |
Sun Requirements | 4-6 hours direct sunlight (Partial Sun) | |
Pollination | Method: Water | |
Watering Requirements | Method: Top water Frequency: Keep constantly moist Notes: Ensure the water is clean and well oxygenated. | |
Humidity Requirements | Level: High Maintenance: Misting, closed aquarium | |
Cleaning Requirements | Regular trimming is necessary to prevent overgrowth and maintain its shape. Remove decaying leaves promptly. | |
Temperature Range | Min: 18°C Max: 28°C |
Brazilian elodea is another fast-growing aquatic plant that can quickly outcompete Carolina fanwort for nutrients and space, leading to stunted growth of the Cabomba.
Various snail species can graze on Cabomba leaves, causing holes and damage. Heavy infestations can significantly impact plant health.
Excessive algae growth can outcompete Cabomba for nutrients and light, leading to poor growth and discoloration of the leaves.
Steps:
- Cut a healthy stem of Cabomba, ensuring it has several nodes.
- Plant the cutting directly into the substrate or allow it to float until roots develop.
- Provide adequate light and nutrients for optimal growth.
Potassium Phosphate
Provides essential nutrients for healthy growth.
Beneficial Bacteria
Helps maintain healthy water conditions and reduces algae growth.