Lysimachia Live Aquatic Plant
Lysimachia, also known as golden creeping Jenny or moneywort, is a versatile and hardy aquarium plant that can thrive in both coldwater and tropical aquariums. You can easily plant it directly into the substrate or keep it submerged, making it a popular choice among hobbyists. It also does well in wet surface conditions within a paludarium setting.
| Origin | Asia |
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| Growth Rate | Average |
| Care | Easy |
| pH | 6 – 7.8 |
| Temperature | 15 – 25° C |
| Height | 15 cm – 25 cm+ |
| Lighting | Moderate to High |
Size:
3 Stems at least 10cm in length.
Please note that this plant is sold as a bunch, size of the bunch will vary depending on season or availability.
FAQ
What is the ideal water temperature for Lysimachia?
The ideal water temperature range for Lysimachia is 15 to 25° C.
Can this plant be used in a paludarium?
Yes, Lysimachia does well in wet surface conditions within a paludarium setting.
How much light does it need?
It requires moderate to high lighting to grow properly.
Claire Buckland –
Grew well in my 25-liter tank with moderate lighting. The stems spread nicely and stayed healthy even in cooler water. Easy to plant and maintain. Good for beginners.
Fiona Peters –
Planted it in a paludarium with a wet surface area. It adapted quickly and spread across the surface. Height reached 20cm after two months. A reliable plant for mixed setups.
Stewart Sutherland –
Received the plant in good condition. It has been growing steadily in my aquarium for three months. No issues with pH or lighting. Very hardy and low maintenance.