Cryptocoryne Lutea
Cryptocoryne Lutea
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Cryptocoryne Lutea is a hardy and easy-to-care-for plant that thrives in a variety of aquarium setups. With its slender, green to bronze-colored leaves, this plant adds a natural touch to any aquascape. Its moderate size makes it perfect for midground placement, and it’s well-suited for both beginner and experienced aquarists.
Key Features
Key Features
- Compact & Bushy Growth: Ideal for midground placement in aquariums.
- Hardy & Low Maintenance: Thrives in a wide range of conditions.
- Attractive Green to Bronze Leaves: Provides a natural look in planted tanks.
- Slow to Moderate Growth: Requires little maintenance once established.
- Great for Low-Tech Setups: Grows well without CO₂ or high lighting.
Care Tips
Care Tips
- Lighting: Low to moderate lighting is sufficient; higher lighting enhances color.
- CO₂ & Fertilization: CO₂ is not required but can enhance growth; benefits from root tabs and liquid fertilizers.
- Temperature: Prefers water temperatures between 72–82°F (22–28°C).
- Water Conditions: Thrives in a pH range of 6.5–7.5 with soft to moderately hard water.
- Substrate & Planting: Grows best in nutrient-rich substrate; avoid disturbing roots once planted.
- Trimming & Maintenance: Minimal trimming required; remove old or damaged leaves as needed.
- Propagation: Spreads through runners, which can be separated and replanted
Live Arrival Guarantee
Live Arrival Guarantee
In the event of a DOA, we will replace the affected plants or livestock and reship FOR FREE!
If a DOA has occurred, please send clear photos of the affected plants or livestock in their closed shipping containers to info@dakuaquatics.com within 2 hours of the first delivery attempt and we will make it right!


With its durability and attractive foliage, Cryptocoryne Lutea is a fantastic addition to any planted aquarium, offering beauty and simplicity with minimal care requirements.
Came in beautifully! Always large pieces and they compliment tanks well :)