Anubias Nana 'Pinto' Tissue Culture

Anubias Nana Pinto serves as a notable illustration of selective breeding, a variety meticulously crafted through generations by human intervention. Over time, plants displaying captivating white-green patterns were specifically chosen and propagated, resulting in the Anubias Nana Pinto we now admire. These patterns arise from the absence of green pigments (chlorophyll) in specific areas of the leaves, each leaf and plant possessing a distinct and one-of-a-kind pattern.In contrast to other Anubias species, Anubias Nana Pinto exhibits a relatively slower growth rate. To maintain its health and characteristic whiteness, it is advisable to provide higher-intensity light. It's crucial to refrain from completely burying the rhizome during planting, as this could lead to rhizome deterioration and the demise of the plant. Optimal growth is achieved when Anubias plants are affixed to hardscapes like driftwood or rocks using glue or string.

Check out this article from The 2HR Aquarist on how to grow Anubias species.

Not all plants are equal. We work really hard to make sure you get the best quality plants at the best prices. What you can expect to receive are as per photos. Tissue Culture plants are snail free, algae free and in great health. Tissue culture plants can vary in quantity and size. Tissue culture plants will continue to grow in their cups until the nutrients within the media is completely exhausted. Store in a cool and clean area if you do not intend to plant immediately. Plant immediately once opened. Please refer to our guide on tissue culture plants.

We recommend the usage of a 2HR Aquarist Fertilizer with all our aquarium plants for the best growth, colouration and plant health.