Common Name: Hygrophila Araguaia

Hygrophila Araguaia is an uncommon aquarium stem that can be commonly seen in the foreground to the midground area of the aquarium. When grown submerged and kept under proper conditions, Hygrophila Araguaia develops a reddish brown tone that can includes purple notes as well, making it an extremely ornamental addition to the layout. Its appearance resembles that of a stem plant but it grows in short bushes which can add a nice bush effect to the midground of your aquarium. 

Propagation can be done by cutting the lateral shoots and replanting, or cutting along the stem to replant.  

Remove tissue culture gel before planting. Simply wash the gel away or soak the plant in water and squeeze the gel off with your fingers.  

Family Name: Lythraceae

Origin: Brazil

Height: 2-5”

pH: 6.5-7.5

Care: Easy

Light: High

Co2: Recommended

 Propagation: Cuttings

 Growth Rate: Fast