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Hemianthus calitrichoides Cuba

Hemianthus calitrichoides Cuba
Hemianthus calitrichoides Cuba
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Hemianthus calitrichoides “Cuba”

Specifications:

  • Plant Name: Hemianthus calitrichoides “Cuba”
  • Common Name: Dwarf Baby Tears
  • Plant Type: Freshwater aquatic carpet plant
  • Origin: Cuba
  • Height: 2–5 cm when fully carpeted
  • Lighting: Medium to high
  • CO₂: Recommended for best growth and density
  • Placement: Foreground

Overview:

Hemianthus calitrichoides “Cuba”, commonly known as Dwarf Baby Tears, is a premier aquarium carpet plant prized for its tiny bright green leaves and lush, dense growth pattern. It makes a stunning foreground feature in aquascapes, creating a soft, vibrant carpet that contrasts beautifully with taller plants and hardscape elements.

This species is a favourite in aqua scaping for its ability to form a continuous green carpet that enhances the depth and aesthetics of planted tanks. Under ideal conditions, its low‑growing habit can transform the foreground into a lush, meadow‑like scene.

Care and Growth:

For best results, provide medium to high lighting and consider CO₂ supplementation — both greatly improve growth rate, density and overall health. A nutrient‑rich substrate helps this plant establish quickly. Plant small portions close together in the foreground to encourage lateral spreading, and trim regularly to maintain an even carpet.

Without adequate light and CO₂, growth may be slower and less compact. Stable water parameters and regular fertilisation support vigorous, healthy carpeting.

Key Features:

  • Forms a lush, vibrant green carpet in the foreground
  • Responds well to medium to high lighting
  • CO₂ supplementation improves growth and density
  • Ideal choice for modern aquascapes and nano tanks
  • Planting in clusters encourages faster carpet spread

Plant only. Aquarium and accessories not included.

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