Glossostigma elatinoides

Glossostigma elatinoides is a creeping marsh plant native to Australia. This plant gained popularity in the 1980s through Takashi Amano and has since secured a prominent place in aquaristics. It is often used in aquascaping layouts. High light intensity and optimal CO2 supply are essential for growth. To effectively embed the delicate shoots into the substrate, the use of plant tweezers is recommended. The potted plant should be divided into individual segments and planted with a few centimeters of space between them.