10 Red Mangrove Propagules (Seedpods)
by The Mangrove Project
Buy new: $50.00
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Review & Description
The Mangrove Project Red Mangrove (Rhizophora mangle) Propagules, also known as seedpods are shipped without any leaves. This item is for 10 each. Root structures develop quickly on the propagule, within 7 days of planting. The Red Mangrove can be planted submerged in water with gravel, small rocks or live rock or in top soil as a potted plant,; in sand or in between rocks in an open topped aquarium, illuminated sump or refugium. The roots will quickly take hold in either a sand substrate or in live rock and can also make lovely interior home plant arrangements. Please note we also sell Seedlings with leaves and root structures if you prefer, see our other red mangrove items on Amazon. About Red Mangroves: The Red Mangrove Tree of the genus Rhizophora grows in the upper end of the intertidal waters of the tropical oceans of the world. The mangrove trees form seeds, called propagules about the size of a candle or pencil, which is dropped from the tree, floats in the water for several weeks and then once it has absorbed sufficient water the weight allows it to stand upright and start taking root. For aquariums: Provide illumination for these plants through the light from the side of a metal halide, or directly under fluorescents with a light spectrum in the range of 6000°-8000°K. The general care for these plants includes; wiping excess salt from the leaves with fresh water a few times per week, and trimming the growth tip of the plant to control growth. These plants will benefit from the regular addition of an iron supplement, and trace elements.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #3868 in Lawn & Patio
- Brand: The Mangrove Project
- Model: 2011_10P
Features
- Red Mangrove Propagules (Rhizophora mangle)
- 10 Red Mangrove Propagules (or seedpods)
- No Leaves, No Roots
- Suitable for indoor garden, aquarium plants, outddor planting and hydroponic garden.
- Collected, propagated and grown by The Mangrove Project
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