BULB - Madasgar Lace - A. Ulvaceous Madagascariensis - (Hardy, No CO2 Required, No Fertilizers Required)

The queen of tropical plants can grow to 2 feet and each leaf last for up to a year.

The Aponogeton Ulvaceus Madagascariensis is a distinctive bulb plant native to Madagascar. This variety looks to be a hybrid of two different aquatic plant species: Aponogeton Ulvaceus, also known as the "Giant Onion Plant", and Aponogeton Madagascariensis, also known as the "Madagascar Lace Plant". 

This hybrid species is wavy and lacy, featuring slightly translucent oblong leaves that are light green in color. Overall plant size can range from 25 to 50 cm depending on the hybrid's particular lineage. A nutrient-dense aquarium soil is highly recommended as with all heavy root feeders along with consistent maintenance efforts to ensure this aquarium plant does well. Proper water circulation and flow is vital for good health and will support healthy plant growth.

When planting, ensure the bulb is covered by the substrate, with the tip of the sprout just above the soil's surface. Due to its unique water quality and substrate requirements, this hybrid species is best suited as a solitary plant in a species-specific aquarium. Aponogeton Ulvaceus Madagascariensis' growth can be boosted by inserting nutrient capsules into the substrate around the bulb's root system.

best grown in deep substrate with heavy food web Requires annual rest.

description courtesy BUCEPLANTS.CO

All plants are grown without Co2 or fertilizers to ensure their hardiness. These hardy, easy-to-care-for plants will make a beautiful addition to any aquascape.

Benefits of Naturally Grown Aquatic Plants:

• No Co2 Required 
• No Fertilizer Required
• Hardy Aquarium Plants
• Easy to grow
• Low maintenance