Dwarf Hairgrass Aquatic Plant

With green coloration, tall and thin strands/blades resembling grass-like appearance, Dwarf Hairgrass (scientific name: Eleocharis parvula will create a lush field aquascape for your aquarium. It is termed ‘dwarf’ mainly because it grows relatively short compared to other related species. This feature helps it obtain the position in the foreground to midground of aquariums. Dwarf Hairgrass appreciates soft substrate with rich fertilizer. It is also known for tolerance of a broad spectrum of water parameters although it will thrive in the neutral pH with a general hardness of 2-10. High lighting and CO2 additives are not always necessary to Dwarf Hairgrass but it will definitely increase its growth rate and thickness. When planting Dwarf Hairgrass, you should bury the roots fully into the substrate and keep all the strands above. After several weeks, you will find the aquatic plant sends its runners all around and creates a lush green carpet covering the ground.  On a further note, Dwar