daniel19831123
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From what I know, both are dwarf version of hairgrass with parvula being slightly smaller. There is other variety of dwarf hairgrass out there such as sp. Japan and belem.
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The real dwarf hairgrass?
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clonitza
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If it ain't dwarf enough you can always trim it 🙂
SuperWen
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These pictures below is my japan hairgrass:
left scale is inches and right scale is centimeter:
left scale is inches and right scale is centimeter:
daniel19831123
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I'm selling it. lol
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Parvula stays shorter than acicularis.
Parvula leaves tend to grow bent and overlap whereas acicularis grows straighter and taller.
There are literally hundreds of Eleocharis but the two mentioned are the most readily available.
Parvula leaves tend to grow bent and overlap whereas acicularis grows straighter and taller.
There are literally hundreds of Eleocharis but the two mentioned are the most readily available.
