Product Review
Staurogyne Repens is a low-growing, bushy aquatic plant with bright green leaves that spread horizontally, making it an excellent foreground plant for aquascapes. This tissue culture (TC) variant is pest-free, algae-free, and disease-free, ensuring a healthy and clean start for your aquarium. It is ideal for low-tech and high-tech setups, thriving in various water conditions while adding a dense, carpet-like effect to your tank. Its strong root system helps in stabilizing the substrate and creating a natural, lush look.
Specifications
Scientific Name: Staurogyne repens
Common Names: S. Repens, Staurogyne
Plant Type: Foreground/Creeping Plant
Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate
Height: 5-10 cm
Lighting Requirements: Medium to High
CO₂ Requirement: Not required but enhances growth
Water Conditions:
Temperature: 22°C – 28°C
pH Range: 6.0 – 7.5
Hardness: Soft to moderate
Substrate: Nutrient-rich soil recommended
Propagation: By cuttings and side shoots
Key Points
Premium Tissue Culture Plant – 100% pest-free, algae-free, and healthy
Compact & Spreading Growth – Ideal for carpet-like coverage in aquascapes
Hardy & Low Maintenance – Thrives in various water conditions
Perfect Foreground Plant – Creates a dense and vibrant look
Great for Low-Tech & High-Tech Tanks – Grows well with or without CO₂
Safe for Fish & Shrimp – Provides shelter and enhances the natural habitat
Usage
Best for foreground placement in planted tanks
Suitable for Nature-style, Iwagumi, and Dutch aquascapes
Works well in low-tech and high-tech setups
Helps in stabilizing substrate and preventing soil erosion
Usage Tips
Plant in small clusters for even spread and natural appearance
Trim regularly to encourage horizontal growth and maintain a dense carpet
Expect some initial melting, but it will recover with stable conditions
Use root fertilizers for better growth and stronger leaves
Best results with moderate to high lighting and consistent water parameters
Note
May melt slightly at first but will regrow once adapted
Growth is slower in low-tech setups but still remains healthy
Performs best with nutrient-rich substrate and stable lighting