Echinodorus ‘Miracle’ Red-Green Hybrid Sword • Vibrant Centerpiece • Freshwater Planted Tank Favorite

Echinodorus ‘Miracle’ Red-Green Hybrid Sword • Vibrant Centerpiece • Freshwater Planted Tank Favorite

Echinodorus ‘Miracle’ is a stunning hybrid sword plant known for its vibrant blend of red, pink, and green hues. New leaves often emerge with rich reddish tones that mature into beautifully patterned green and bronze shades, creating dynamic contrast in planted aquariums.

With a structured rosette growth pattern and moderate size, Miracle Sword works perfectly as a centerpiece or midground plant in medium to large tanks. Like most Echinodorus varieties, it thrives in nutrient-rich substrate and benefits from root tabs to maintain coloration and strong growth.

Hardy and adaptable, Echinodorus Miracle delivers bold color without requiring extreme care, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced aquascapers.

🌟 Key Features & Benefits

• 🌸 Red, Pink & Green Leaf Variation
• 🌿 Structured Rosette Growth
• 🌱 Ideal Centerpiece Plant
• 🪴 Heavy Root Feeder
• 💧 Hardy & Adaptable
• 🎨 Adds Color Depth & Contrast

⚙️ Plant Details

Scientific Name: Echinodorus ‘Miracle’
Common Name: Miracle Sword
Plant Type: Rosette / Sword Plant
Placement: Midground to Centerpiece
Growth Rate: Moderate
Lighting Needs: Moderate to High (enhances red tones)
CO₂ Requirement: Not required (beneficial but optional)
Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate

💡 Care Tips

• Plant roots fully in substrate with crown exposed
• Use nutrient-rich substrate or root tabs
• Provide moderate lighting for best coloration
• Avoid frequent relocation once established

📌 Stronger lighting enhances red and pink hues.

🌡️ Water Parameters

• Temperature: 72–82°F
• pH: 6.0–7.8
• Hardness: Soft to moderate

❓ FAQ – Echinodorus ‘Miracle’

Q: Is this plant beginner friendly?
A: Yes, it is hardy and relatively easy to maintain.

Q: Does it require CO₂?
A: No, but CO₂ can enhance growth and coloration.

Q: How tall does it grow?
A: Typically 10–16 inches depending on tank conditions.

Q: Is it a good centerpiece plant?
A: Absolutely—its multicolor foliage makes it a standout focal point.