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Ludwigia palustris ‘Green’ – Bright Green Stem Aquarium Plant

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Ludwigia palustris ‘Green’ – Bright Green Stem Aquarium Plant

The Ludwigia palustris ‘Green’ is a hardy, fast-growing stem plant known for its vibrant green leaves and elegant upright growth. A variant of the classic red Ludwigia palustris, this green form provides a stunning contrast in planted aquariums, balancing out colorful or red plants with its refreshing tones.

This versatile plant thrives in low to medium light and is perfect for both low-tech and high-tech aquariums. It grows quickly, making it ideal for beginners and aquascapers looking to fill in backgrounds or create dense midground groupings.

🪴 Key Features:

  • Bright green coloration and graceful stem growth
  • Excellent for midground or background aquascaping
  • Thrives in low to medium light conditions
  • Fast-growing and easy to maintain
  • Great for beginners and community aquariums

🌡️ Care Guidelines:

  • Light: Low to Medium
  • Temperature: 68°–82°F
  • pH: 6.0–7.5
  • Placement: Midground to Background
  • Growth Rate: Fast

💡 Pro Tip: Trim stems regularly and replant cuttings for fuller, bushier growth. Under stronger lighting, the leaves may develop subtle bronze highlights for extra visual appeal.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Is Ludwigia palustris ‘Green’ easy to grow?
A: Yes! It’s one of the most beginner-friendly Ludwigia species and adapts well to most aquarium setups.

Q: Does it need CO₂ injection?
A: CO₂ is not required, though it promotes faster growth and more compact leaf spacing.

Q: Can it be grown emersed?
A: Yes, Ludwigia palustris ‘Green’ can grow above water in humid environments like paludariums.

Q: How tall does it grow?
A: Typically reaches 8–16 inches, depending on light and trimming.

Q: Is it safe for shrimp and peaceful fish?
A: Completely safe—perfect for shrimp, snails, and planted community aquariums.


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