Elecharis "mini" Dwarf Hair Grass

Eleocharis parvula, often referred to as "mini" or "dwarf hairgrass," is a popular choice for aquascaping due to its small size and ability to create a lush carpeting effect in the tank.

Here's some information about Eleocharis "mini" Dwarf Hair Grass:

1. Scientific Name: Eleocharis parvula.
2. Description: It is a low-growing, grass-like plant with thin, bright green blades. It typically reaches a height of 3 to 7 centimeters (about 1 to 3 inches), making it suitable for creating a carpet effect in the foreground of aquariums.
3. Habitat: Eleocharis parvula is native to North America and can be found growing in wetlands, marshes, and along the edges of ponds and streams.
4. Care: It requires moderate to high lighting and nutrient-rich substrate to thrive. CO2 injection can also promote healthy growth. Regular trimming is necessary to maintain its carpeting appearance.
5. Propagation: It propagates by sending out runners, which develop into new plants.
6. Uses: It is commonly used in aquascaping to create a lush green carpet effect in the foreground of planted aquariums.

If you're looking to incorporate Eleocharis "mini" Dwarf HG into your aquarium, ensure you provide the appropriate lighting, substrate, and maintenance to support its growth and keep it healthy.