Rotala sp ‘spikey’ [Tc]

Rotala sp ‘spikey’ [Tc] or Rotala sp ‘spikey’ has smaller, narrower, and more pointed leaves than Rotala rotundifolia green. Will thrive in strong light, CO2 injection, and proper nutrient dosing. It’s relatively easy and suitable for beginners. It can grow densely in an aquarium, preventing light from reaching the bottom leaves. Pruning should be done on a regular basis to make room for growing stems. The leaves turn pink when exposed to direct sunlight. The emergent leaves are light green and circular, but they soon turn into pointy, thin leaves with a pink underside. Some enthusiasts believe that it can gradually adjust to settings in a CO2-limited environment. In the hobby, there is a new plant. Green Rotal rotundifolia with smaller, narrower, and pointed leaves. Will thrive in strong light, CO2 injection, and proper nutrient dosing.