Horizon- Hydrocotyle tripartita 'Mini'

Hydrocotyle tripartita ‘Mini’ is a compact, fast-spreading foreground plant prized for its tiny clover-like leaves and vibrant green color. This miniature cultivar is ideal for creating dense, low-growing carpets and detailed aquascape layouts. Supplied in a sterile tissue culture pot, it is completely free from algae, pests, and snails, ensuring a clean and safe start for any planted aquarium.

With regular trimming and good lighting, Hydrocotyle tripartita ‘Mini’ forms lush, branching mats that add texture and movement to the foreground while remaining easy to manage.

Key Features

• Miniature Leaf Size perfect for detailed foreground layouts

• Tissue Culture Grown free from algae, pests, and snails

• Compact, Creeping Growth ideal for carpeting and nano aquascapes

• Bright Green Coloration adds freshness and contrast

• Easy to Shape responds well to trimming and pruning

Technical Specifications

• Plant Type: Creeping stem plant

• Origin: Cultivar

• Growth Position: Foreground (can extend into midground)

• Growth Rate: Medium

• Height: 10–20 cm

• Lighting Requirement: Medium to high

• CO₂ Requirement: Recommended (20–30 mg/L for best results)

• Difficulty Level: Easy

• Form: Tissue culture pot

Usage Tips

• Rinse off all tissue culture gel thoroughly before planting

• Divide the plant into small portions and space evenly for faster coverage

• Regular trimming encourages dense, horizontal growth

• Strong lighting and CO₂ help maintain compact leaf size

Why Choose Horizon – Hydrocotyle tripartita ‘Mini’?
Horizon tissue culture plants are grown under sterile conditions to deliver consistent quality and reliable growth. Hydrocotyle tripartita ‘Mini’ is an excellent choice for aquascapers seeking a versatile, easy-to-shape foreground plant that creates lush carpets and fine detail without overwhelming a layout.

FAQs

Is this plant suitable for beginners?
Yes, it is considered easy to grow, especially in CO₂-supplemented tanks.

Can it be used in nano aquariums?
Absolutely. Its small leaf size and controlled growth make it ideal for nano tanks.

How many plants are in one tissue culture pot?
Each pot contains multiple healthy plantlets that can be separated and planted individually.