Dwarf Baby Tears (cuba, Hemianthus Cuba, pear grass or HC)

Dwarf Baby Tears (cuba, Hemianthus Cuba, pear grass or HC) Growth Rate- Medium Light Requirements- (High) Co2- Preferred   A dwarf baby tear is a very popular aquarium plant which is also known as cuba, Hemianthus Cuba, pear grass or HC. It is commonly used as a foreground or carpeting plant in planted aquariums. It is slow to moderate growing plant and it originates from East Havana in Cuba. It is currently the smallest carpeting plant and is available for aquascaping. In wild it occurs in rocky rivers during the dry season.  This species form a dense, bright green carpet over the entire aquarium substrate under optimal conditions.  Its popularity is increasing day by day among the aquarium enthusiasts due to their very small leaves and gorgeous bright green coloration.   Dwarf baby tear is one of the world’s smallest and popular aquarium plants. It is bright green in color and grows up to 3 cm long and spreads up to 10 cm horizontally. The leaves are only around a millimeters in size