Eleocharis Pusillis Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile
Common Name: Dwarf Hair Grass, Eleocharis Parvula, Eleocharis Acicularis mini
If you want a reliable, foolproof way to get that classic backyard-lawn aesthetic inside your aquarium, Eleocharis Pusillis is your go-to choice. Highly popular throughout the hobby, this iconic aquatic grass features ultra-thin, bright green stalks that spread out horizontally by sending out eager runners. It behaves just like a terrestrial lawn, making it incredibly easy to work with, whether you are planting a traditional submerged scape or working on an emersed dry start or Wabi Kusa. It is a fantastic, straightforward option for giving your tank a clean, uniform, and natural look.
Tissue Culture cups ensure your aquascape gets a super clean starting point. Lab‑grown and fully sterile, it arrives without pests, snails, duckweed, or any unwanted algae. It’s the go‑to option for anyone who wants peace of mind when adding fresh greenery to a carefully maintained setup.
Key Features & Benefits
- Enjoy a great beginner-friendly option that behaves predictably and adapts easily to various tank setups.
- Keep your tank safe from hitchhikers like snails and duckweed thanks to the 100% sterile tissue culture process.
Care & Planting Information
- Ensure you thoroughly wash away or soak off the nutrient gel from the roots with your fingers before dividing and planting.
- Separate the larger tissue culture mats into small portions and plant each piece about an inch apart, burying them halfway into the substrate.
- Give the plant a few weeks to settle in, after which it will enthusiastically send out runners all around to blanket the foreground.
- Provide medium to high lighting and inject pressurized CO2 to drastically increase its growth speed and thickness, though it can grow fine in low-tech setups too.
- Master the prep and planting process by checking out a beginner's guide to tissue culture plants to prevent your delicate new plantlets from melting or floating away.
Quick Facts
Listed information should be treated as general guidelines only. Team Buce Plant encourages you to do thorough research to ensure healthy growth!
- Family Name: Cyperaceae
- Origin: Cosmopolitan
- Height: 2+ inches
- Placement: Foreground
- pH: 6.0–7.5
- Temperature: 68–82°F
- Care Level: Easy
- Light Requirements: Medium to High
- CO2: Recommended (but can grow without it)
- Propagation: Cut new growth along with roots
- Growth Rate: Moderate to Fast
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Eleocharis Pusillis Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Eleocharis Pusillis Aquatic Farmer Tissue Culture
Plant Profile
Common Name: Dwarf Hair Grass, Eleocharis Parvula, Eleocharis Acicularis mini
If you want a reliable, foolproof way to get that classic backyard-lawn aesthetic inside your aquarium, Eleocharis Pusillis is your go-to choice. Highly popular throughout the hobby, this iconic aquatic grass features ultra-thin, bright green stalks that spread out horizontally by sending out eager runners. It behaves just like a terrestrial lawn, making it incredibly easy to work with, whether you are planting a traditional submerged scape or working on an emersed dry start or Wabi Kusa. It is a fantastic, straightforward option for giving your tank a clean, uniform, and natural look.
Tissue Culture cups ensure your aquascape gets a super clean starting point. Lab‑grown and fully sterile, it arrives without pests, snails, duckweed, or any unwanted algae. It’s the go‑to option for anyone who wants peace of mind when adding fresh greenery to a carefully maintained setup.
Key Features & Benefits
- Enjoy a great beginner-friendly option that behaves predictably and adapts easily to various tank setups.
- Keep your tank safe from hitchhikers like snails and duckweed thanks to the 100% sterile tissue culture process.
Care & Planting Information
- Ensure you thoroughly wash away or soak off the nutrient gel from the roots with your fingers before dividing and planting.
- Separate the larger tissue culture mats into small portions and plant each piece about an inch apart, burying them halfway into the substrate.
- Give the plant a few weeks to settle in, after which it will enthusiastically send out runners all around to blanket the foreground.
- Provide medium to high lighting and inject pressurized CO2 to drastically increase its growth speed and thickness, though it can grow fine in low-tech setups too.
- Master the prep and planting process by checking out a beginner's guide to tissue culture plants to prevent your delicate new plantlets from melting or floating away.
Quick Facts
Listed information should be treated as general guidelines only. Team Buce Plant encourages you to do thorough research to ensure healthy growth!
- Family Name: Cyperaceae
- Origin: Cosmopolitan
- Height: 2+ inches
- Placement: Foreground
- pH: 6.0–7.5
- Temperature: 68–82°F
- Care Level: Easy
- Light Requirements: Medium to High
- CO2: Recommended (but can grow without it)
- Propagation: Cut new growth along with roots
- Growth Rate: Moderate to Fast
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Plant Profile
Common Name: Dwarf Hair Grass, Eleocharis Parvula, Eleocharis Acicularis mini
If you want a reliable, foolproof way to get that classic backyard-lawn aesthetic inside your aquarium, Eleocharis Pusillis is your go-to choice. Highly popular throughout the hobby, this iconic aquatic grass features ultra-thin, bright green stalks that spread out horizontally by sending out eager runners. It behaves just like a terrestrial lawn, making it incredibly easy to work with, whether you are planting a traditional submerged scape or working on an emersed dry start or Wabi Kusa. It is a fantastic, straightforward option for giving your tank a clean, uniform, and natural look.
Tissue Culture cups ensure your aquascape gets a super clean starting point. Lab‑grown and fully sterile, it arrives without pests, snails, duckweed, or any unwanted algae. It’s the go‑to option for anyone who wants peace of mind when adding fresh greenery to a carefully maintained setup.
Key Features & Benefits
- Enjoy a great beginner-friendly option that behaves predictably and adapts easily to various tank setups.
- Keep your tank safe from hitchhikers like snails and duckweed thanks to the 100% sterile tissue culture process.
Care & Planting Information
- Ensure you thoroughly wash away or soak off the nutrient gel from the roots with your fingers before dividing and planting.
- Separate the larger tissue culture mats into small portions and plant each piece about an inch apart, burying them halfway into the substrate.
- Give the plant a few weeks to settle in, after which it will enthusiastically send out runners all around to blanket the foreground.
- Provide medium to high lighting and inject pressurized CO2 to drastically increase its growth speed and thickness, though it can grow fine in low-tech setups too.
- Master the prep and planting process by checking out a beginner's guide to tissue culture plants to prevent your delicate new plantlets from melting or floating away.
Quick Facts
Listed information should be treated as general guidelines only. Team Buce Plant encourages you to do thorough research to ensure healthy growth!
- Family Name: Cyperaceae
- Origin: Cosmopolitan
- Height: 2+ inches
- Placement: Foreground
- pH: 6.0–7.5
- Temperature: 68–82°F
- Care Level: Easy
- Light Requirements: Medium to High
- CO2: Recommended (but can grow without it)
- Propagation: Cut new growth along with roots
- Growth Rate: Moderate to Fast
