Anubias Bonsai

Anubias Bonsai - Dwarf Anubias

This is the smallest species of the Anubias family.
The leaves of the Anubias Bonsai can grow to a maximum of 3 cm.

The Anubias Bonsai is descended from the Anubias Nana.
Which has larger leaves, but has the same properties.
They grow slowly, the leaves are stiff and they do not like a lot of light.
The Anubias Bonsai can also be glued or tied to stone or wood, where they will attach themselves with their roots after a while.

The Anubias is a so-called rhizome plant, whereby it must be taken into account that the rhizome or better known, the rootstock is not covered by sand or gravel because the rhizome will then rot away.

Place in aquarium: front zone | on wood and/or stone
Max height of the plant: 6 cm
Temperature: 15-30ºC
pH: 5.0 -8.0
KH: 0-21
CO2: 5-40 mg/l
Light: little
Origin: Africa
Family: Araceae
Type: Rhizome plant
Other name: dwarf Anubias
Propagation by division of the rhizome