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Dwarf Hairgrass - Windy City Aquariums
Dwarf Hairgrass - Windy City Aquariums

Dwarf Hairgrass

$4.99

Dwarf Hairgrass, or Eleocharis Parvula as it is scientifically known, is a great plant for beginners and seasoned aquarium keepers alike. It is an attractive bottom covering plant with long light green grass-like leaves. This species uses runners to propagate and will spread out in a thick carpet of grass. NOTE:...

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Description

Dwarf Hairgrass, or Eleocharis Parvula as it is scientifically known, is a great plant for beginners and seasoned aquarium keepers alike. It is an attractive bottom covering plant with long light green grass-like leaves. This species uses runners to propagate and will spread out in a thick carpet of grass.

NOTE: Each portion is a clump, similar to what is shown in the second picture

Information:

  • Care: Easy
  • CO2: Not Required But Recommended For Faster Growth/Carpeting
  • Growth Rate: Moderate
  • Lighting Requirements: Low-Moderate
  • Propagation: Side-Shoots
  • Max Size: 3 inches+
  • Preferred Fertilizer: Root Tabs
Reviews

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J.S.
Dwarf Hairgrass

Looks good. I hope that the Hairgrass spreads quickly soon.

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Brett Shumway
Quick Growth

I've ordered this plant twice; each time it arrived healthy looking. It was very quick to send off little shoots and make more little hairgrass babies. :) P.S. My tank has no CO2.

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Kevin E Roof
Healthy and thriving

This is my first carpeting plant. I do run CO2 so keep that in mind when reading my experience. I split the bunches up in to quite a few smaller ones. I had read that 5 blades was a good minimum when doing this so I aimed a bit higher. All the bunches seem to be thriving. I have lost some blades into the tank either from the water flow or fish digging around. But overall they seem to be very healthy and I see new blades sprouting up nearby many of the original bunches which means they are starting to carpet as intended. Very happy with this purchase.

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Dominic
I might need co2

This carpeting plant is doing honestly very well in my tank considering it really needs co2 to flourish. I love how it’s slowly taking over any open space it can find. It makes me happy that even in the winter months I can still cut grass lol.