Ludwigia Glandulosa Tissue Culture

Ludwigia glandulosa is a beautiful coloured aquarium plant. It does have lighting and nutrient requirements to do well, and does benefit from Co2 use. Ludwigia glandulosa is an excellent feature plant. When grown with strong lighting, Co2 supply, and nutrient rich substrate, it develops magnificent wine-red leaves. Features Deep red stems and leaves Comes as Ludwigia glandulosa Tissue Culture (Grown in sterile and fertile nutrient medium) Excellent feature and accent plant in aquascapes Slower growing foreground and midground plant   Scientific Name Ludwigia glandulosa Difficulty Intermediate. Ludwigia glandulosa prefers a balance of good lighting and nutrients. It is moderately demanding.  Water Conditions Temperature: 15 - 27°C pH: 5.0 – 7.0 Water Hardness: 100 – 200ppm Placement Foreground to midground in aquariums. Growth Rate Moderate growth rate. Ludwigia glandulosa will utilise nutrients in the water column in the form of liquid fertilisation, and prefers a nutrient rich substrate. Ludwigia glandulosa develops deep red wine leaves with good light, nutrient and Co2 supply. Lighting Prefers moderate to high lighting for colouration. With lower levels of light, Ludwigia glandulosa has greener leaves and may drop it's lower leaves.