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TROPICA - Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping Moss' - In vitro

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Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping Moss' – Spectacular looking hanging moss

Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping Moss' from Tropica is a unique hanging aquatic moss . Its attractive weeping shape, reminiscent of willow branches, is easy to attach to aquarium roots or rocks and offers a very elegant hanging effect. Originally from Asia, this moss grows slowly but with remarkable density, creating a light green plant curtain in the aquarium. It remains compact (3 to 5 cm) and requires moderate light to develop well. Its in vitro format guarantees a culture without algae or parasites . Perfect for aquascaping enthusiasts looking for a natural and structured visual effect.

  • Unique weeping port for a spectacular visual effect
  • Ideal on roots or rocks to create relief
  • Robust and decorative plant, easy to fix

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Decorative drooping moss for a natural aquarium

Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping Moss'

Weeping Moss is a rare Asian moss native to China, prized for its trailing growth habit. It forms slender fronds that curve sharply downward, creating the illusion of a cascade of plants. Unlike Java moss or Christmas moss, its stems are more arched, and its light green leaves are denser and less pointed. This distinctive growth habit makes it perfect for creating miniature trees or plant walls in an aquarium. It is often used in aquascaping to create volume, depth, and a more natural look in themed settings.

Easy to fix, perfect for aquascaping

Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping Moss'

What makes Vesicularia ferriei so strong is its ability to cling securely to any surface . It is easily attached using fishing line or aquascaping glue, to a root, a stone or a specific decoration. Thanks to its downward-directed growth, it enhances all the reliefs of the aquarium without ever becoming invasive. It forms dense, weeping clumps, ideal for creating shaded areas or refuge areas for fry or shrimp.

Ideal conditions for its growth

Although not the fastest growing, this moss thrives in stable conditions. It prefers moderate light (0.5 W/L) and a temperature between 21 and 25°C. The pH can vary from 5.5 to 7.5 and the hardness (GH) between 3 and 10. It adapts equally well to aquariums with or without a CO2 system . Since its growth rate is slow, it is important to maintain a good balance in the tank, avoiding excess nutrients , as it is susceptible to the appearance of algae. Proper filter cleaning and a stable maintenance routine are therefore essential.

In vitro culture: a clean and parasite-free solution

Available in an in vitro pot, this moss is grown in a sterile nutrient gel, free of snails and algae. Before adding it to your aquarium, simply gently remove the gel by rinsing under warm water, then divide the plant into 5 to 10 portions . You can then attach each piece wherever you like in the tank. Weeping Moss adapts well to all sizes, from nano to XL tanks, and immediately gives a more lush and natural look to the aquarium.

A must-have plant for aquascaping enthusiasts

Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping Moss' is a real gem for those who want to give their aquarium a strong identity. It makes it easy to create a plant-like waterfall effect or a hanging garden, without requiring too much maintenance. Regular pruning is all it takes to maintain its elegant shape and prevent it from becoming too dense. Combined with more classic mosses or other plants with different textures, it allows you to play on contrasts and visually enrich the aquatic world. To boost its health and ensure a quick recovery, adding bacteria when starting the tank can make all the difference.

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Product Details

Co2 demand
  • Average
CO2 value (mg/L)
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13
  • 14
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
Difficulty
  • Average
Growth
  • Moyenne
Location
  • Foreground
  • Ground
Origin
  • Asia
Plant type
  • Mousse
  • To be fixed
Request in light
  • Average
Species
  • Vesicularia
Water temperature (°C)
  • 21
  • 22
  • 23
  • 24
  • 25