Enhance your aquatic environment with Micranthemum Callitrichoides ‘Cuba Mint Green’, commonly referred to as White Dwarf Baby Tears. This exceptional variant, a hybrid of the original Micranthemum Callitrichoides ‘Cuba’ is distinguished by its albino mint green foliage, a result of its missing green pigment.

Key Features:

• Unique Pigmentation: The albino mint green coloration offers a distinctive and visually appealing contrast in any aquascape.
• Hybrid Origin: Derived from the original Micranthemum Callitrichoides ‘Cuba,’ this hybrid exhibits unique genetic traits that contribute to its rare color.
• Cultivation Challenge: The absence of green pigment increases the difficulty of cultivation, making it an ideal choice for experienced aquarists seeking a challenging and rewarding project.
• Dense Carpeting: This plant forms a compact, dense carpet, suitable for creating visually striking foregrounds and carpeting effects in freshwater aquariums.
• Versatile Application: Suitable for nano tanks, aquascapes, and larger aquariums, providing a natural and aesthetically pleasing appearance.

Micranthemum Callitrichoides ‘Cuba’ Mint Green requires specific care conditions, including moderate lighting and CO2 supplementation, to thrive. Its unique pigmentation and growth pattern make it a valuable addition to any advanced aquascaping setup.

Elevate your freshwater aquarium with the rare and scientifically intriguing Micranthemum Callitrichoides ‘Cuba’ Mint Green (White Dwarf Baby Tears).

Transform your aquascape with the rare and mesmerizing beauty of Micranthemum Callitrichoides ‘White Albino’ and enjoy a truly unique underwater environment.

• Sold as a Tissue Culture plants with vitamin liquid/gel
• Bag size: Approx. 4 inches
• Sustainable growth aquariumplants species
• Tissue Culture Technology|100% Free from Snail, Algae,Pathogen,andBacteriaplusExtendedShelfLife on all in VitroPlants

Disclaimer: Pictures are not the actual plants you will receive, but a sample representation. Unless specific, we don’t guarantee aquatic plants will be free of pests, and pesticides, grow emerged, or submerge.