The red butterfly aquatic plant is a kind of aquatic plant with high difficulty in cultivation. It is easy to feed them, but it is difficult to achieve good ornamental value. The color and glossiness of their leaves and even the length of their roots vary according to light conditions, carbon dioxide concentration and fertilization. Therefore, extra care is needed in the process of breeding.
1. Light: In the process of raising the red butterfly aquatic plants, they need to be provided with light. Only when the illumination is controlled above 2000 Lux, can the color be the most beautiful.
2. Water temperature: Red Butterfly can adapt to the water temperature of 22 ~ 28 degrees Celsius. In the process of breeding, the water temperature can be controlled within this range.
3. Concentration of carbon dioxide: It is necessary to add enough carbon dioxide to the water for breeding Sangaris apiculata. Under the condition of sufficient carbon dioxide, the rhizome of red butterfly can grow normally and have better ornamental value.
4. Water quality: Sangaris acuminata can adapt to the water quality environment with PH value between 6.2 and 6.8 and hardness between 5 and 12. In the right environment, their leaves will be more shiny and healthy.
5. Fertilizer: Sufficient root fertilizer and liquid fertilizer should be provided when breeding Sangaris apiculata. There are enough nutrients and trace elements such as iron and calcium in the fertilizer to make them grow rapidly.
