Blyxa Japonica in vitro

Blyxa japonica originates from the shallow, nutrient-rich pools, swamps, and slow-flowing rivers of East and Southeast Asia. The plant gained fame thanks to the late Takashi Amano and his aquarium work in the 1990s. Blyxa has a distinct, grass-like appearance that moves easily in the circulating aquarium water, creating a sense of dynamism compared to other, more robust plants. The in vitro format guarantees the complete absence of any parasites or invertebrate pests.

CO2 needed.
Average growth.
Media management.
Medium light.