Rotala Tulunadensis brownie phoenix This will cause it to

This will cause it to melt and rot

Propagation: Cut lateral runners and replant

Growth rate: Slow (in optimal conditions 1 leaf 2 every weeks)

One rhizome of Bucephalandra

Care: Difficult

Rotala Tulunadensis brownie phoenix This will cause it to1 stem per pot. A new aquatic species of the family Lythraceae ( Rotala tulunadensis ) collected from the lateritic plateau at Permude, Kerala, India is described and illustrated. It is closely allied to R. pterocalyx A. Raynal, but diers in having larger leaves, calyx tub not stretching laterally to include the capsule, calyx without interjected folds in fruit and larger petals. Care: Medium to Hard Light: Medium to High (High will yield better