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Cryptocoryne lutea AQUADIP

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$2.39 $3.99 In stock

Category: Aquarium Plants

Aquadip Cryptocoryne lutea

Plant in 5 cm pot.

Cryptocoryne lutea - The Yellow Water Trumpet from Sri Lanka. It is named after its yellow spathe that develops when the plant grows emersed. This medium-sized Cryptocoryne is as easy as its close relatives C. wendtii und C. beckettii.

  • Time-tested popular Crypt
  • Green to brownish hues
  • Rather upright growth habit

All plants arrive potted in rock wool, please note: you have to take the plants out of the pot and plant it to guarantee proper growth and avoid rotting of the roots. Plants are natural items and can vary in size when they get delivered. All photos are examples only. The sizing further up references to fully grown plants.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Ellie ★★★★★

Planted this in the mid-ground and it's already sending out new leaves after just a week. The pot was packed with healthy roots.

Lucy ★★★★★

This Cryptocoryne lutea arrived in a healthy 5 cm pot and the roots were already well-established. It took off quickly in my low-tech tank, and I love the bright green leaves it's putting out. The yellow spathe is a nice bonus when it grows emersed.

Matthew H. ★★★★★

After struggling with some finicky species, this Cryptocoryne was a welcome change—it started sending out new leaves within a few days of being added to my tank. The root system in the small pot was surprisingly dense and established, making it simple to plant directly into the substrate. I'm hoping