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Ludwigia inclinata - 5cm Net Pot
- 5 In stock
Quantity
Contents: One Ludwigia Inclinata plant in a 5cm net pot
Dimensions: Pot size 8cm x 5cm, Plant height varies
General Description
Scientific Name: Ludwigia inclinata
Visual Description: Ludwigia Inclinata is a captivating aquatic plant with elongated, serrated leaves that exhibit a gradient of colors from green to bright red or orange. The intense coloration and unique leaf structure make it a standout feature in any aquascape.
Growing Conditions
Light Requirements: Moderate to high; stronger light enhances the red and orange hues of the leaves
Water Requirements: Fully submerged growth is ideal, but it can adapt to emersed conditions with sufficient humidity
Temperature Range: 22-28°C (72-82°F)
Humidity Preferences: N/A (fully submerged growth)
Planting & Care
Substrate Preferences: Prefers nutrient-rich substrates to support its vibrant growth and coloration
Fertilization Needs: Moderate to high; responds well to both substrate and water column fertilization, particularly with iron supplements to enhance colors
Propagation Methods: Easily propagated by stem cuttings; simply cut and replant stems in the substrate
Pruning/Tidying Up: Regular trimming encourages bushier growth and maintains plant health
Placement
Aquarium Placement: Best placed in the midground or background to add depth and vibrant color contrast
Attachment: Plant stems directly into the substrate
Spacing Requirements: Space plants approximately 5-10cm apart to allow for full light exposure and optimal growth
Compatibility
Aquarium Compatibility: Suitable for a wide range of freshwater aquariums, from community tanks to specialized aquascapes
Pest/Disease Resistance: Monitor for signs of pests or nutrient deficiencies; generally resilient with proper care
Special Requirements or Tips
Special Care Instructions: Achieve the best coloration with high lighting and regular dosing of essential nutrients, particularly iron
Seasonal Care: Not applicable in controlled aquarium environments, but light intensity and duration may be adjusted seasonally to mimic natural conditions
Ecological Impact
Invasiveness: Not known to be invasive in controlled aquarium environments; always practice responsible propagation
Benefit to Wildlife: Provides shelter and breeding grounds for small fish and invertebrates, enhancing the ecosystem within the aquarium
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