WebCryptocoryne beckettii is a perennial, rhizomatous, herb that can grow as an emergent or as a submerged aquatic. It has basal leaves with elongate, sheathing petioles up to 15 cm (approximately 6 inches) long. The blades are glabrous, ovate to narrowly ovate, 3 to 9 cm (1.2-3.5 in) long and 1 to 3.5 cm (0.4-1.4 in) wide. WebCryptocoryne beckettii 'viridifolia' was first introduced in stores by the company Anubias. It is a rosette plant in terms of growth form. With CO2 and a good supply of nutrients, it …

Expansion of the exotic aquatic plant cryptocoryne beckettii …

WebCryptocoryne beckettii 'viridifolia' was first introduced in stores by the company Anubias. It is a rosette plant in terms of growth form. With CO2 and a good supply of nutrients, it grows a little faster under medium … WebAn easy-to-keep, time-tested crypt from Sri Lanka, also known under the name Cryptocoryne petchii. It is a triploid form of C. beckettii and develops lanceolate submersed leaves with an undulate margin, whose upper side … martini immobilier

Cryptocoryne Species: Care, Types, Propagation

WebLike many aroids, Cryptocoryne employ contractile roots to adjust plant level after heaving or flooding (Bown 1988). Tiny rootlets sent deep into the rock use root pressure to … WebA vegetative population of Cryptocoryne (Araceae), introduced at a Florida spring, appeared to rep-resent three closely related species in the C. beckettii complex: G beckettii Thw. ex Trimen, G wendtii de Wit and G undulata Wendt. Individuals of G undulata were true to type and could be delineated at the site. martini impianti