COLORATURA
About This Aquascape
Cuenco de cerámica celeste con piedra bola, donde apoya la bola de sustrato tradicional con musgo chritmas a su alrededor.
- Filter
- No, cambios de agua cada 15 días.
- CO2 System
- NO.
- Lighting
- Alterna luz led 18 watss-6500K y luz solar entre 9-10 horas al día.
- Substrate
- Sustrato nutritivo.
- Hardscape Materials
- Piedra Bola.
- Background
- Lámina negra.
Species
NO.
Plant species
Chritmas moss, Tripartita mini, Ludwigia palustris y repens, H. Pinnatifida, Corymbosa compacta, Glandulosa, Staurogyne repens, Alternatera reinecki, Flotantes.
Fertilization
Advance más NPK cada 15 días. (Foliar)
Sebastian Javier López
BUENOS AIRES, Pergamino, Argentina
Quick Stats
- Style
- Wabi Kusa
- Size
- 20x20x2 cm
- Volume
- 0 L (0.0 gal.)
- Plant Species
- 9
- Fish Species
- 1
Judges' Comments
Good use of various leaf textures in your Wabi Kusa. Everything looks lush and healthy and the grass was a nice addition to the aquascape. The stone used in the display container provides a nice foundation to the Wabi Kusa. I would have liked to have seen more height to create more contrast and depth to the aquascape and a contrasting splash of color would greatly improve the display. Nicely done!
— Bailin Shaw
This wabi kusa is beautifully wild and untamed. The artist showcases a great mastery of plant care, resulting in a dense layout that feels truly homogenized into a solid mass of plants. These types of wabi kusa reflect the uncontrolled, wild side of the artform - in contrast to their more contained and controlled counterparts. The wabi kusa demonstrates a brilliant variety of plants that give a great sense of texture and subtle warm color shifts across the display. These warm hues are picked up in the carefully-considered hardscape elements that help to make this display feel grounded in its display vessel. The Eleocharis contributes to this wild feeling; however, feels out of place when considering the layout as a whole. Adding more or removing it entirely would assist the plant feeling more integrated as a whole. A few leaves exhibit some humidity damage at their tips which would have benefited from removal at the time of documentation. Overall, this is a well-executed and healthy display. Well-done on this beautiful wabi kusa!
— Jack McCarley
I like the healthy look of the plants and the abundance which gives it a rich look. I am torn on whether the rocks should have been the same color rather than three distinct colors which I find a little distracting from the plants. Use of various plants for leaf color and texture is good.
— Jo Ann Fujii
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