Tiny Cryptocoryne (Cryptocoryne parva)
Cryptocoryne parva is reported to be a small, rosette-forming freshwater aquatic plant.
LightIt is reported to prefer ample light.
WaterIt is reported to suit freshwater aquatic environments and can grow submerged.
Overview
Cryptocoryne parva is reported to be a small, rosette-forming freshwater aquatic plant.
Origin and habitat
Cryptocoryne parva is reported to be native to Sri Lanka and to inhabit freshwater environments.
Characteristics
Few sources report a mature height of about 5–8 cm. It is reported to grow very slowly. Its leaves are reported to form a small rosette, with emergent leaves slightly broader than submerged leaves. It is reported to produce a spathe.
Light
It is reported to prefer ample light.
Watering
It is reported to suit freshwater aquatic environments and can grow submerged.
Identification
Cryptocoryne parva is reported to be the smallest known member of the genus Cryptocoryne.
Photos
Sources
- Wikipedia (en): Cryptocoryne parva — CC BY-SA 4.0 · link