Variegated Corymbosa AKA Nomaphila Variegatus, bunch

Variegated Corymbosa is easy to grow, quite hardy, and extremely stunning, making it the perfect plant for any tank! 

Variegated corymbosa is a very hardy, attractive stem plant with broad leaves that portray a variegation pattern throughout. It can thrive in low-tech setups as long as it has moderate to (preferably) high lighting. In order to maintain beautiful variegation patterns, this plant would do best in high lighting. As it matures, its leaves provide extensive foliage that is very suitable for the background of the aquarium. Variegated Corymbosa has broad, variegated white and bright-green leaves and thick stems that grow very quickly making it a beautiful background plant. In addition to being an excellent aquarium plant, it is also ideal for paludariums.

This plant is an easy plant to maintain. It does not require CO₂ supplementation, though it will certainly benefit from it. It will look its best under moderate to high lighting and will be sturdiest under high lighting. 

Like most plants, Variegated Corymbosa will benefit from supplementation such as Seachem Flourish, Flourish Excel, nitrogen, and other plant supplements. It actually requires a relatively high level of nutrients and will begin to yellow if it is undernourished. However, it is a rather resilient plant and its high nutrient consumption will contribute greatly to limiting algae growth. This plant should be pruned on a regular basis to keep it from shading other plants and overrunning the tank. This plant is extremely easy to propagate, simply by cutting the top of an established stem and replanting it back into the substrate. 

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What We Like About This Plant:

• Beautiful Variegation on the leaves
• Elegant leaves that sway with the water current
• Prolific growth that is ideal for the aquarium background
• Very easy to propagate
• Provides a great deal of cover for animal fry
• Very hardy and durable in a well-lit, nutrient-rich aquarium

Care Guidelines:

• Temperature: 75° - 82° F (24° - 28° C)
• pH: 6.0 - 8.0
• Lighting: Moderate to High
• Origin: Indigenous to Southeast Asia, cultivated in US nurseries
• Aquarium placement: Background
• Care: Easy

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