- 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.
Customer Reviews
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
Came in a big portion but turned brown after one week of planting into substrate. Hopefully it comes back soon.
The hairgrass is so green and full. I love it!
The shipping was pretty bad. It took longer than expected with the weather we received and the plants arrived cold with sub freezing temperatures.They seem to have recovered.
Just planted this in my 6 gallon shrimp cube and I’m really excited for it to propagate so I can trim it and my shrimp can have a nice lawn! I ordered 2 but they come with some much, so I am giving my friend the extra
Excited to get these sprawling after a few cuts.
Dwarf Hairgrass