Tissue Culture Cup Lobelia cardinalis Midground creating a visually striking display

creating a visually striking display

Placement Background

Give the rhizoids (slender root-like filaments that are used for attachment and nourishment) of mosses the opportunity to attach to a rough surface

insect larvae

It prefers moderate to high lighting and can be planted in the midground or background

Tissue Culture Cup Lobelia cardinalis Midground creating a visually striking displayAquatic plants from tissue culture offer several benefits. They are free from pesticides and unwanted extraneous organisms such as parasites, pathogens, snails, planarians, insect larvae, algae and annoying "weeds" such as duckweed. The pesky removal of rock wool is omitted completely