The aquatic plant Rotala is valued for its easy growth habit, interesting color, and the texture it adds to aquariums, with already having an attractive rounded leaves. They commonly grow in aquariums of nearly any size and are most attractive in small groupings, and they grow rapidly in bright light, especially with CO2 supplementation. They can be pruned to prevent the plant from becoming too bushy. Just be sure to prune as needed to allow sufficient space between plants, as fish love to swim in the jungle-like growth.

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Source: Gardening Know How