Crinum Calamistratum Flowing, Wavy-Leaf Aquarium Lily

Sold as Loose Bare-root or Potted Plants | Available in Normal or Larger Sizes

Crinum Calamistratum is an elegant aquatic lily prized for its long, wavy, ribbon-like leaves that add graceful movement and height to aquascapes. Native to Central Africa, this plant makes a dramatic statement in midground or background placements and thrives in medium to large aquariums.

The plant grows from a bulb and can develop an impressive presence over time. Its hardy nature, tolerance of varied conditions, and flowing texture make it an excellent choice for both beginners and advanced aquascapers.

Key Features

• Scientific Name: Crinum Calamistratum

• Common Name: African Onion Plant, Crinum Lily

• Leaf Shape: Narrow, long, and wavy

• Leaf Color: Deep green

• Growth Form: Bulb plant with flowing foliage

• Placement: Midground to background or centerpiece

Growth & Propagation

• Growth Rate: Slow to moderate

• Light Requirement: Medium to high

• CO Requirement: Not required, but enhanced growth with CO

• Nutrient Substrate: Recommended for best growth

• Can Be Grown Emersed: No

Aquascaping Benefits

• Adds graceful, flowing texture to planted aquariums

• Excellent centerpiece for larger tanks

• Provides natural hiding places for fish

• Suitable for both low-tech and high-tech setups

What Youll Receive
Available in the following options:

• Loose Bare-root Plants (Normal Size): 1 healthy, loose bare-root Crinum Calamistratum of normal size

• Potted Plants (Normal Size): 1 normal-sized Crinum Calamistratum potted with rockwool and net pot

• Loose Bare-root Plants (Larger Size): 1 larger, mature bare-root Crinum Calamistratum with more developed foliage and bulb

• Potted Plants (Larger Size): 1 larger Crinum Calamistratum potted with rockwool and net pot

Disclaimer
Crinum Calamistratum may take time to adjust to new environments. Occasional leaf melting or temporary dormancy is normal during the transition phase. Be patientnew growth will appear as the plant acclimates.

State Restrictions Notice Be a Responsible Aquatic Plants Owner
Never release Crinum Calamistratumor any aquarium plantinto natural waterways. Doing so can disrupt local ecosystems. Dispose of any unwanted portions responsibly to help preserve aquatic biodiversity.