Ludwigia Repens ‘Super Red’ (Pot)
A stunning plant that grows well in the aquarium; the brighter the lighting, the redder the plant leaves will be. This plant can be trimmed back weekly and still produce lots of healthy stems, in fact, the more it is pruned, and the more bushier the plant will grow. If the leaves start turning green or drop from the stems, higher lighting levels are required.
Plant Care
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Lighting Requirement | Brighter lighting enhances red coloration |
| Pruning | Trim weekly to promote bushier growth |
| Leaf Color Change | Green leaves or leaf drop indicate insufficient lighting |
FAQ
How often should I trim the Ludwigia Repens ‘Super Red’ plant?
Trim the plant weekly to encourage bushier growth and maintain its vibrant appearance.
What should I do if the leaves turn green or fall off?
Increase the lighting intensity, as this indicates the plant is not receiving enough light.
Can this plant grow in low-light conditions?
Please contact customer service
Ruth Ince –
The plant has grown very quickly and the red color is vibrant under my aquarium lights. I trim it every week and it stays full and healthy. It’s a great addition to my tank.
Frank Smith –
It’s a striking plant with bright red leaves. After a few weeks, I noticed it became bushier after regular trimming. I keep the lights on for 8 hours daily and it thrives.
Sally Gill –
I love how it responds to pruning. The plant grows denser and more colorful over time. It’s easy to maintain and looks great in my community tank.