Najas guadalupensis "Guppy Grass".

Ultra-easy and very fast: perfect for starting a tank and competing with algae.
Versatile: can be used floating or planted in the substrate.
Shelter for fry and shrimp: fine, dense foliage, natural hiding places.
Cup in vitro 1-2-Grow! snail-free, algae-free, pesticide-free, clean start.

Maintenance sheet

Planting and care

1. Rinse the nutrient capsule, then split the cup into small clumps.
2. Planted: space 2-3 cm between clumps to encourage density.
3. Floating: let it drift on the surface to create a protective canopy.
4. Regular pruning: pinch off the ends to increase density; replant cuttings = multiplication.
5. Light liquid fertilisers are useful in poor water conditions;_CO2 is not essential.

Compatibility and uses

• Community tanks & viviparous rearing tanks (guppies, endlers, etc.).
• Dwarf shrimps: biofilm support & resting areas.
• Start-up phase: helps stabilise by absorbing nitrates & free nutrients.

AquaBota advice

• Avoid over-stirring if used floating to preserve calm zones for fry.
• If the water is very poor, add a weekly dose ofcomplete fertiliser (N-P-K + micros).
• In the event of an invasion, prune short and remove the excess to keep light on the lower plants.

Content and quality 1-2-Grow!

Young plants from in vitro culture, free from parasites and pesticides for a clean, safe start for fish and shrimp.