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Anubias barteri var. nana 'Pinto' (Pinto Anubias)

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The Anubias barteri var. nana 'Pinto' is a highly sought-after variegated cultivar of the popular Anubias nana. Characterized by its striking white and green marbled leaves, this slow-growing epiphyte is often attached to hardscape materials like the coconut shell and weeping moss combination seen here, creating an aesthetically pleasing and functional centerpiece for smaller aquarium setups.

Anubias barteri var. nana 'Pinto' (Pinto Anubias)

Cultivation and Care

This plant requires stable water conditions and should not be planted directly into the substrate, as its rhizome will rot if buried. It thrives when attached to wood or rock where water flow can reach the roots. Due to the high white content in its leaves, it is more sensitive to intense lighting than standard green Anubias, which can lead to algae growth on the leaves if light is too strong.

Cultivation and Care

Maintenance

Maintenance is straightforward. Keep the leaves clean of debris and monitor for any signs of algae. If algae appears, moving the plant to a slightly shaded area is recommended. Propagation is achieved by carefully cutting the rhizome, ensuring each portion has at least three leaves attached. It is a slow grower, so patience is required during establishment.

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