This beautiful plant forms broad oval leaves. It is easy to maintain regardless of the parameters of the medium: pH, hardness, or temperature leave it completely indifferent. The leaves exhibit clear brown-red spots when young and become very clean as the leaves mature.

The main requirement of this plant is to have enough light. It is also a nutrient-hungry species and definitely needs to be planted in rich soil. Additionally, if the leaf tips start to yellow or become translucent, it is a sign of deficiency, generally a lack of iron. To avoid this, fertilize the aquarium on a fairly regular basis.

• Due to its large leaves, plant one specimen every 30 cm.
• Its growth remains slow and produces only a few new leaves per year.
• It is susceptible to algae attacks, trim the most affected leaves and balance your aquarium's biology as quickly as possible.