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Tropica Solenostoma tetragonum 'Pearl Moss' In Vitro

Tropica Solenostoma tetragonum 'Pearl Moss' In Vitro

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Tropica Solenostoma tetragonum 'Pearl Moss' In Vitro
100% sterile laboratory aquatic plants in a sealed cup

Solenostoma tetragonum 'Pearl Moss' is a rare and distinctive liverwort from Borneo, offering a fresh and highly decorative appearance compared to traditional aquarium mosses.

Its small, round, translucent leaves form a dense, cushion-like growth with a deep green color, adding detail and structure to any aquascape.

This species grows slowly and naturally attaches to stones and driftwood, where it forms compact, elegant mats. It is ideal for nano aquariums or for introducing fine structures into larger setups, especially in combination with Bucephalandra and other shade-loving species.

Solenostoma tetragonum thrives in stable conditions with CO2 supplementation and balanced nutrient supply. With time and proper care, it rewards the aquarist with striking, pearl-like oxygen bubbles forming between its densely packed leaves.


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  • Name: Solenostoma tetragonum ‘Pearl Moss’
  • Plant Type: Moss / Epiphyte
  • Origin: Asia
  • Difficulty: Medium
  • Growth Rate: Slow to medium
  • Growth Height: approx. 2–8 cm, depending on attachment and care
  • Aquarium Use: Foreground, midground, attached to roots, stones or decoration
  • Light Requirement: Medium
  • CO₂: Recommended, promotes compact and healthy growth
  • Nutrient Requirement: Low to medium; clean water and regular nutrient supply are beneficial
  • Temperature: approx. 18–26 °C
  • pH Range: approx. 5.5–7.5
  • Water Hardness: Soft to medium
  • Propagation: Division / Detaching small clumps and re-tying or gluing
  • Special Feature: Forms fine, pearl-like shoots with a decorative structure; ideal for natural aquascapes and detailed areas on wood or stone.
  • Important: Do not plant in the substrate, but attach to hardscape. Regular trimming prevents lower areas from dying off.

 

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