Tropica Microsorum Pteropus Narrow - 008A TC

No, you must attach the rhizome to a rock or driftwood. If you bury the rhizome, the plant will eventually die.

It does not strictly require CO2 to survive, but providing it will result in faster, denser, and more vibrant growth.

Gently rinse the roots under a lukewarm tap. You can use a soft brush or your fingers to carefully pick away remaining agar.

Yes, it is highly adaptable and performs very well in low-light environments.

Simply cut the rhizome into pieces using sharp, clean scissors, ensuring each piece has a few leaves attached, and re-attach them to your hardscape.

Yes, because it is grown in a sterile lab environment, it is completely free of harmful chemicals and parasites, making it safe for all aquarium inhabitants.

This is often a sign of nutrient deficiency or physical damage; prune the affected leaves to allow the plant to redirect energy to new, healthy growth.

Ensure the rhizome is securely tied or glued. Use porous rocks or wood for better adhesion, and avoid high-flow areas until the roots have established.

Usually indicates a lack of nitrogen or potassium in the water column; consider adding a comprehensive liquid fertilizer.