Staurogyne repens, offered in sterile tissue culture form, is a popular foreground to midground aquarium plant known for its compact, low-growing habit and vibrant green, oval-shaped leaves. Native to the Rio Cristalino in Brazil, this hardy species is ideal for creating dense carpets or bushy clusters in freshwater aquascapes. The tissue culture format ensures a healthy, pest-free start, free from algae or contaminants, and allows for quick establishment once planted. Staurogyne repens thrives in nutrient-rich substrates under moderate to high lighting and benefits from CO₂ supplementation for compact, vigorous growth.

Features
Bright green, oval-shaped leaves with compact, bushy growth
Tissue-cultured for algae- and pest-free planting
Forms dense carpets or low clusters in aquascapes
Hardy and versatile; ideal for foreground or midground use
Perfect for nature-style and Dutch aquariums

Scientific Name
Staurogyne repens

Difficulty
Easy to moderate care; benefits from CO₂ and nutrients

Water Conditions
Temperature: 20 – 28°C
pH: 6.0 – 7.5
Water Hardness: 50 – 150ppm

Placement
Ideal for foreground to low midground areas

Growth Rate
Moderate growth rate

Lighting
Moderate to high lighting encourages compact, lush development