Mayaca Sellowiniana is quite elusive as there is not much information available regarding this aquatic plant native to South America. It is commonly misidentified as other popular, better-known species such as Rotala Sp. Nanjenshan. Mayaca Sellowiniana is characterized by narrow, lime green, needle-like leaves that grow compact to its stem. When planted in groups, it creates dense foliage and works best as background accents. It will adapt to a wide range of environments and is generally easy to care for but will require consistent trimming as it grows quickly. This is a great complementary aquatic stem plant when planted amongst red aquatic stem plants or other feathery plants such as Rotala Wallichii.

Our bunched stem plants are all kept and grown in high-quality substrate by Marfied Controsoil. A strict fertilizer dosing regime and CO2 are provided in their holding tanks.