100 UPRIGHT BURHEAD Aquatic Burrhead Cellophane Sword Echinodorus Berteroi Seeds
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100 Upright Burhead Seeds for vibrant aquatic setups. Ideal for ponds and aquariums!
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Product Overview
The Upright Burhead (Echinodorus Berteroi) is a stunning aquatic plant that thrives in various environments. With its semi-transparent leaves and vibrant colors ranging from light to dark green, this plant is a true addition to any aquatic setup.
Key Benefits
Known for its unique burr-like seed pods, the Upright Burhead not only beautifies your space but also supports biodiversity in wildlife habitats. It is perfect for ponds and freshwater marshlands, providing shelter for aquatic life.
Planting Information
Plant the seeds when soil temperatures reach between 60-70°F. This hardy plant thrives in USDA zones 4-9 and can grow up to 24 inches tall, making it an excellent choice for both indoor and outdoor aquatic setups.
Care Requirements
Upright Burhead prefers aquatic environments with plenty of sunlight. It can be completely submerged or partially submerged in water. Ensure a spacing of 18-24 inches for optimal growth.
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Pat –
Good seller to buy from
Brenda Cooper –
Hope they germinate sooner than 9 months! Thanks for the seed!
Jean Redmond –
Nice pack of seeds, I got some planted already
Janine –
exactly what I was looking for