Rotala Indica 'Bonsai'

Rotala Indica 'Bonsai' also known as the true Rotala Indica because it is occasionally confused with Rotala Rotundifolia, which is a completely different species.
Furthermore, it was previously introduced as Ammannia sp. Bonsai and determined in 2009 by Cavan Allen.

Rotala Indica has a thick, round leaf and the tip of the plant usually turns reddish under strong lighting. Rotala Indica growing straight, erect, upright versus Rotala Rotundifolia often have a creeping habit when it grows under intense lighting.

Rotala Indica is commonly seen in Street / Dutch style aquariums and is also ideal for small, nano aquarium tanks. It appears best when grown in small to medium groups.

• Sold as loose Fresh-cut Plants, Bunched plants, or Potted plants 
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• Bunched plants | 6 fresh-cut plants bundle with foam, and lead weight
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Scientific Name: Rotala Indica
Trade Names: Rotala Indica 'Bonsai' / Rotala sp. Bonsai
Common Name: Indian Toothcup
Misapplied Names: Ammannia sp. Bonsai / Ammania sp. Bonsai
Family: Lythraceae
Synonyms: Peplis indica WILLDENOW (1799), and others.
Colors: Yellowish-green to reddis
Propagation: Cuttings
Can grow emersed?: Yes