- 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
I needed something beautiful to add to my aquarium. My son in law, Stephen Phillips, brags about what an awesome company you are plus I have ordered things in the past from you before Your plants have made my aquarium beautiful.
I’m starting up a new tank with a sand substrate, with an assortment of plants, both planted and attached to driftwood. Many of the other plants (not from Aquarium Co-op) have melted, but the hairgrass is holding its own pretty well. I have had some issues keeping it planted, and the rock wool is a bit tricky to remove, but overall I’m really happy with it. Nice size for the price and it arrived quickly and in great condition.
Extremely happy with my plants...great quality, well packaged and quick delivery...I have purchased from 2 other on line suppliers and had good results, however these plants have been superb..the hair grass portions were far more than I expected. Also have purchased other plant growth products and have been very happy. Co-Op is my first choice going forward.
Plants came in one day in perfect shape
What a great plant arrived healthy and is doing great all my plants are from aquarium coop and are all doing great
