Riccardia chamedryfolia | Fine Liverwort InVitro

Riccardia chamedryfolia, also known as Coral Moss, is a particularly finely structured liverwort that impresses with its dense, branched cushions and its very calm, compact growth habit. It is ideal for detailed work in aquascaping, for greening roots, stones, and hardscape, as well as for delicate foreground and accent areas.

Due to its slow, controlled development, Riccardia appears very natural and high-quality.
This variant is supplied InVitro in a sterile cup and is therefore 100% free of snails, algae, and pesticides – perfect for shrimp, nano, and aquascaping tanks. After thoroughly rinsing the nutrient gel, the moss can be divided into small portions and tied or glued on.

🌿 Moss Profile:

🔸 Scientific name: Riccardia chamedryfolia
🔸 Moss type: Liverwort
🔸 Family: Aneuraceae
🔸 Origin: Southeast Asia
🔸 Delivery form: InVitro (sterile laboratory culture)
🔸 Light requirement: low – medium
🔸 Temperature: 20–28 °C
🔸 Growth: slow
🔸 Usage: Epiphyte / Hardscape / Details
🔸 pH value: 5.5–7.5
🔸 Water hardness: soft – medium hard
🔸 CO₂ requirement: not necessary (beneficial)
🔸 Propagation: Division of the cushions

💡 Tip:

Riccardia should not be applied too densely. When tied thinly, it grows particularly evenly and remains largely algae-free. Ideal for calm current zones.

👉 Conclusion:

Riccardia chamedryfolia InVitro is an extremely fine, elegant liverwort – snail-free, compact, and perfect for detailed aquascapes with natural elegance.