Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping Moss'

Weeping moss

Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping Moss'

Weeping moss

  • Overhanging growth
  • Dark green hue
  • Densely ramifying
  • Very popular in aquascaping
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Aufsitzerpflanze für Aquarium

Epiphyte

Aquarienpflanze für Nano-Aquarium

Nano-Aquarium

Laichpflanze für Aquarium

Spawning plant

Schwierigkeit der Aquarienpflanze
Difficulty Medium
Wachstum der Aquarienpflanze
Growth Slow
Licht über dem Aquarium
Light Low
Wasserhärte maximal für diese Aquarienpflanze im Aquarium
Water hardness maximum Medium
Pflegehöhe von Aquariumpflanzen
Recommended care height 1-5 cm
CO2 im Pflanzenaquarium
CO2 Yes

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Description

Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping' is said to originate from China. It was distributed by Oriental Aquarium Plants verbreitet. 'Weeping' is a strong overhanging densely ramified moss. Its emerged form has some upright shots, under water "Weeping moss" develops its characteristic overhanging growth habit. This moss is especially suitable for attaching it to decorative driftwood, as it brings depth and contrast to any layout. Please note that the shoots of this moss hardly attach themselves to the substrate. Weeping moss is easy to care for and grows relatively fast. It needs trimming from time to time to maintain its special appearance.

"Weeping Moss" is said to have been imported from China. It was identified as Vesicularia ferrei by Prof. B.C. Tan (Singapore). This species is also distributed in the south of Japan. In nature it has a creeping habit and grows on wet rocks covered with sandy soil, on moist riverbanks and on wet soil on rivulets. (1).

The submersed form of this moss can be identified on its clearly overhanging frondshaped shoots (see photos) that remind of a weeping willow.
The leaves and the relatively broad leaf cells look rather ike those of V. montagnei ("Christmas moss"), however, the leaves do not end in an acuminate tip but are more acute and relatively obtuse. V. montagnei as well as other Vesicularia species may also develop overhanging shoots, but not as bent as those of V. ferriei, whose shoots are clearly bent downward. (read more)

Complete botanical name Vesiculária ferriei (Cardot & Thér.) Broth.
Family Hypnaceae
Genus Vesicularia
Difficulty medium
Usage Epiphyte (growing on hardscape), Nano tanks
Growth slow
pH value 5 - 7
Temperature tolerance 15 - 30°C
Carbonate hardness 0 - 14°dKH
General hardness 0 - 30°dGH
Propagation Splitting, cutting off daughter plants
Can grow emersed? yes
Source Flowgrow
Complete botanical name
Vesiculária ferriei (Cardot & Thér.) Broth.
Family
Hypnaceae
Genus
Vesicularia
Difficulty
medium
Usage
Epiphyte (growing on hardscape), Nano tanks
Growth
slow
pH value
5 - 7
Temperature tolerance
15 - 30°C
Carbonate hardness
0 - 14°dKH
General hardness
0 - 30°dGH
Propagation
Splitting, cutting off daughter plants
Can grow emersed?
yes
Source
Flowgrow

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Peter K.
Another nice moss
25th July 2018
Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping Moss' - 1-2-GROW!
Vesicularia ferriei 'Weeping Moss' - 1-2-GROW!

I have this moss in two tanks and this moss is growing in both of them well. Growth is slower, but most of the moss grows slow. In my tanks it has dark green color. (read more)

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