Cryptocoryne Mi Oya is most often planted in the midground area of an aquascape. Although a lovely Cryptocoryne plant, it is less commonly used when compared to more popular varieties like Lutea or Wendtii Green. This aquarium plant features similar care requirements and can be distinguished for its slender leaves and primary color palette of green and copper tones.

Crypts aren’t picky, but do best in stable, mature environments. This listing includes Mi Oya already nestled into a piece of aquarium-safe driftwood. Ensure your planted tank is cycled and the plant can be added as desired.