✅These are already in their 💯% aquatic forms - will NOT melt when added to your tank
Bring a bold and majestic presence to your larger aquarium with Anubias hastifolia!
This impressive species of Anubias stands out with its distinctive, elongated, and often arrow-shaped (hastate) leaves, which can grow significantly larger than its more compact cousins like Anubias barteri or nana.
With its deep green coloration and robust structure, Anubias hastifolia serves as a powerful focal point or a lush background element, adding substantial visual weight and a touch of wild elegance to your aquascape.
Like all Anubias, it's an incredibly hardy and low-maintenance epiphyte, making it a perfect choice for aquarists seeking a resilient and commanding plant that thrives with minimal fuss.
Difficulty: Beginner
CO2: Not required. It will grow without CO2, but supplemental CO2 can encourage slightly faster and more robust growth.
Placement: Epiphyte – best attached to driftwood, rocks, or other aquarium decor.
pH: 6.0-8.0 (Highly adaptable and tolerant of a wide range of water parameters).
Temperature: 68°-84°F (20°-29°C).
Nutrient Requirements: Primarily absorbs nutrients from the water column through its roots and leaves. Benefits from a comprehensive liquid fertilizer, especially one with micronutrients. Root tabs are not typically needed since its rhizome should not be buried.
Propagation: Easily propagated by cutting the rhizome into sections. Ensure each section has at least a few leaves and some root development.
Growth Rate: Very slow.
Quantity: One Rhizome
✅These are already in their 💯% aquatic forms - will NOT melt when added to your tank
Bring a bold and majestic presence to your larger aquarium with Anubias hastifolia!
This impressive species of Anubias stands out with its distinctive, elongated, and often arrow-shaped (hastate) leaves, which can grow significantly larger than its more compact cousins like Anubias barteri or nana.
With its deep green coloration and robust structure, Anubias hastifolia serves as a powerful focal point or a lush background element, adding substantial visual weight and a touch of wild elegance to your aquascape.
Like all Anubias, it's an incredibly hardy and low-maintenance epiphyte, making it a perfect choice for aquarists seeking a resilient and commanding plant that thrives with minimal fuss.
Difficulty: Beginner
CO2: Not required. It will grow without CO2, but supplemental CO2 can encourage slightly faster and more robust growth.
Placement: Epiphyte – best attached to driftwood, rocks, or other aquarium decor.
pH: 6.0-8.0 (Highly adaptable and tolerant of a wide range of water parameters).
Temperature: 68°-84°F (20°-29°C).
Nutrient Requirements: Primarily absorbs nutrients from the water column through its roots and leaves. Benefits from a comprehensive liquid fertilizer, especially one with micronutrients. Root tabs are not typically needed since its rhizome should not be buried.
Propagation: Easily propagated by cutting the rhizome into sections. Ensure each section has at least a few leaves and some root development.
Growth Rate: Very slow.
Quantity: One Rhizome
