If you want to turn your aquarium green by planting a carpeting plant, then Dwarf Hairgrass can be the best choice for your fish tank. The idea of creating a mini underwater forest will definitely delight your pet fish by creating a natural ambiance. Dwarf Hairgrass is also known by other names such as Spike-Rush and Spike-Edge. It is known as a carpeting plant because of its thick grasses act as a green carpet in your aquarium. Process of the Plantation of Dwarf Hairgrass It can be tedious to bring the carpet look of Dwarf Hairgrass in your tank. So, it is necessary to know the actual procedure and steps to plant Dwarf Hairgrass in your aquarium. You may have a look on a few steps to plant Dwarf Hairgrass: 1. Divide 4-6 Blades of Hairgrass into Patches If you have brought more significant patches and trying to plant them, then it may significantly slow down the spreading speed of the grass. If you plant a thick piece of grass together, then it may slow down the
