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Broadleaf Ludwigia Plant for Aquarium – LivePlants SD-2

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $5.99.Current price is: $2.87.

Add vibrant green to reddish foliage and height to your aquarium with easy-to-grow Broadleaf Ludwigia.

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Broadleaf Ludwigia (Ludwigia repens)

Broadleaf Ludwigia is a popular freshwater stem plant known for its wide, oval-shaped leaves and vibrant green to reddish coloration. This versatile plant is easy to grow and adapts well to a variety of aquarium conditions, making it a great choice for beginner and experienced aquarists alike. With proper lighting and nutrients, Broadleaf Ludwigia can develop beautiful red tones and create a striking contrast in planted aquariums. It is ideal for adding height, texture, and color to midground or background areas of an aquascape.

  • Temperature: 68–82°F (20–28°C)
  • Placement: Midground to Background
  • Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Feature Detail
Light Requirement Low to Moderate
Water Type Freshwater
Growth Rate Fast
Compatibility Good with most fish and invertebrates

FAQ

Can Broadleaf Ludwigia grow in low-light conditions?

Yes, Broadleaf Ludwigia can grow in low to moderate light, but it will develop more vibrant red tones with brighter lighting and proper nutrient support.

Is Broadleaf Ludwigia suitable for beginner aquarists?

Yes, it is easy to grow and adapts well to various aquarium setups, making it a great option for beginners.

How should I care for Broadleaf Ludwigia in my aquarium?

Provide moderate to bright lighting, maintain water temperature between 68–82°F, and ensure regular nutrient supply for best color development.

3 reviews for Broadleaf Ludwigia Plant for Aquarium – LivePlants SD-2

  1. Carl Morgan –

    I added Broadleaf Ludwigia to my 10-gallon tank and it grew quickly. The leaves turned a nice reddish color after a few weeks of consistent lighting. It adds great texture to the midground and doesn’t compete with my fish. Easy to maintain and looks great in my aquascape.

  2. Christopher Randall –

    The plant arrived healthy and has been thriving in my aquarium. I noticed the color deepened after a few weeks of proper lighting. It’s not the most aggressive grower, but it fills the background nicely without taking over.

  3. Amy Welch –

    Perfect for adding color and structure. I love how the leaves spread out and create a natural look. It’s easy to trim and propagate. Works well with my community fish and doesn’t cause any issues with water parameters.

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