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Ludwigia brevipes 'Long Beach primrose willow' - 5cm Net Pot

Ludwigia brevipes 'Long Beach primrose willow' - 5cm Net Pot

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Ludwigia brevipes 'Long Beach Primrose Willow' - 5cm Net Pot

Product Details

Contents: One Ludwigia brevipes plant in a 5cm net pot

Dimensions: Pot size 8cm x 5cm, Plant height varies

General Description

  • Common Name(s): Long Beach Primrose Willow
  • Scientific Name: Ludwigia brevipes
  • Visual Description: Features slender stems with small, oval, light green leaves, offering a delicate texture to aquascapes

Growing Conditions

  • Light Requirements: Moderate to high
  • Water Requirements: Prefers fully submerged conditions
  • Temperature Range: 20-28°C (68-82°F)
  • Humidity Preferences: N/A (fully submerged growth)

Planting & Care

  • Substrate Preferences: Adaptable to most substrates but prefers nutrient-rich options
  • Fertilization Needs: Moderate; benefits from regular liquid fertilizer applications
  • Propagation Methods: Easy; cut stem tops or lateral shoots and replant
  • Pruning/Tidying Up: Regular trimming promotes denser growth and prevents legginess

Placement

  • Aquarium Placement: Best suited for midground to background positions depending on tank size
  • Attachment: Plant stems directly into the substrate for best growth
  • Spacing Requirements: Space plants about 5cm apart to allow for adequate light penetration and growth

Compatibility

  • Aquarium Compatibility: Compatible with a wide range of freshwater aquarium setups; ideal for community tanks
  • Pest/Disease Resistance: Monitor for common aquatic pests; generally resilient with proper care

Special Requirements or Tips

  • Special Care Instructions: Maintain stable water conditions and adequate lighting to ensure vibrant growth
  • Seasonal Care: Not applicable in controlled aquarium environments

Ecological Impact

  • Invasiveness: Not known to be invasive in aquarium settings; always monitor growth and spread
  • Benefit to Wildlife: Provides habitat and hiding spots for small fish and invertebrates
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