Product Review
Cryptocoryne Wendtii Green is a robust and adaptable aquatic plant known for its bright green, wavy leaves that create a lush, natural look in aquariums. This tissue culture (TC) variant is pest-free, algae-free, and disease-free, ensuring a healthy start for planted tanks. It thrives in both low-tech and high-tech setups, making it an excellent choice for beginners and experienced aquascapers alike. With its compact growth and vibrant foliage, it is ideal for midground placement, enhancing the aesthetics of any aquarium.
Specifications
Scientific Name: Cryptocoryne wendtii ‘Green’
Common Names: Green Crypt, Wendtii Green
Plant Type: Midground Rosette Plant
Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate
Height: 10-20 cm
Lighting Requirements: Low to Medium
CO₂ Requirement: Not required but benefits from CO₂
Water Conditions:
Temperature: 22°C – 28°C
pH Range: 6.0 – 7.5
Hardness: Soft to moderate
Substrate: Prefers nutrient-rich soil
Propagation: By runners and daughter plants
Key Points
Premium Tissue Culture Plant – 100% pest-free, algae-free, and healthy
Bright Green Wavy Leaves – Creates a lush and natural aquascape
Hardy & Low Maintenance – Adapts to a wide range of water conditions
Perfect Midground Plant – Complements both foreground and background plants
Great for Low-Tech Tanks – No CO₂ required, but benefits from it
Safe for Fish & Shrimp – Provides shelter and enhances the natural habitat
Usage
Best for midground placement in planted aquariums
Suitable for Nature-style, Biotope, and Dutch aquascapes
Works well in low-tech and high-tech tanks
Enhances shrimp tanks and community aquariums
Usage Tips
Plant in small clusters for a more natural effect
Expect some initial melting, but the plant will recover and regrow
Use root fertilizers for stronger growth and richer coloration
Trim dead leaves occasionally to maintain a healthy, clean look
Avoid frequent replanting, as Crypts prefer stable environments
Note
May melt initially when introduced but will recover under stable conditions
Grows slowly but steadily, requiring patience for full development
Performs best with nutrient-rich substrate and consistent lighting