Rotala rotundifolia “H’ra” is a specific cultivar or variation of the plant Rotala rotundifolia, which is commonly known as “Dwarf Rotala” or “Roundleaf Toothcup.” This aquatic plant belongs to the family Lythraceae and is native to Southeast Asia, including countries like India, Sri Lanka, Bhutan, and Myanmar.
The “H’ra” variation of Rotala rotundifolia is often sought after by aquarium enthusiasts for its vibrant red coloration under optimal conditions. It typically requires moderate to high lighting and nutrient-rich water to maintain its color and growth. In aquarium setups, it’s often used as a midground or background plant, providing both aesthetic appeal and habitat for small aquatic organisms.
When cultivating Rotala rotundifolia “H’ra,” it’s essential to ensure proper care, including regular pruning to maintain its shape and prevent it from overshadowing other plants in the aquarium. Additionally, providing CO2 supplementation and a nutrient-rich substrate can help promote healthy growth and vibrant coloration.












