- Thin, grass-like blades
- Carpeting plant
- Medium to high lighting
Dwarf hairgrass is a moderately easy plant to grow. Many aquarists use dwarf hairgrass to achieve a lawn type of effect because of its thin, grass-like leaves, though this requires medium to high lighting. Dwarf hairgrass propagates itself by sending out runner plants. If left to grow, it will form a lush carpet in your aquarium, making it a popular choice in the hobby.
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Customer Reviews
So far so good with this plant which has been in my tank about a week now. The arrived VERY healthy with robust growth. The challenge was methodically removing the very delicate root system from the rock wool it ships in.
this was super good and unlike other plants on aquarium co op it’s actually a good size which allows u to fill more space. it’s definitely worth the money if u need filler plants. they came in great condition. only thing i would recommend if u don’t already know is to get their root tabs so they can become healthier and thrive.
I really love this plant. It looks good in the tank right away and gives it a natural look. My fish love to swim around it too. I would definitely recommend it.
I love the plants from A/Coop. I received the plant with a 72 hour warmer pack insuring the health of the plant, packaged with care for its journey. Received intact, no damage. Also the root tabs seem to be the best for my tank. Have tried others but they all seem to fail my plants. Thankyou to all the crew at Aquarium Co-op!! Happy Spring!!
I purchased the Dwarf Hairgrass for my tank and it’s growing beautifully. We were experiencing extreme cold weather but the package was well packed. All plants survived. I will be purchasing more plants from Aquarium Co-op.
This is a great plant. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to keep it alive because it says medium difficulty but the plant is thriving and already making more little grass shoots. Thanks again Aquarium Co-op!
Ordered Jan 23, arrived Jan 27. Minimal melting after planting. I broke it up and spread it around my tank. Growth is slowly happening now (late feb). I have fluval stratum under a sand and gravel cap and use seachem flourish excel, but no CO2 added.
The grass came in so quick and the pack was still heated by the time it got to me. Both of them were a pretty decent sized planted pot and I was able to get around five bunches out of each pot that I purchased. They were also already very well grown with very minimal Brown strands.
Dwarf Hairgrass
Arrived very quickly in good condition