ADA Lagenandra meeboldii ‘green’

ADA Lagenandra meeboldii ‘green’

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Lagenandra meeboldii is a versatile and resilient swamp plant native to the southwestern regions of India. It naturally thrives along the swampy streambanks of this area, where it experiences seasonal flooding during periods of high water levels. Due to its adaptable nature, Lagenandra meeboldii is a hardy aquarium plants.

How to use Lagenandra meeboldii ‘green’

Lagenandra meeboldii ‘Green’ is an ideal choice for aquariums, particularly as a midground plant. Its broad, lush green leaves provide an excellent accent to create a natural and balanced aquascape. Its unique form and texture make it a standout plant in aquariums.

This plant exists in several distinct forms, each characterised by varying leaf shapes and colourations. One of the more popular varieties being this Lagenandra meeboldii ‘Green,’ which is recognised for its attractive light to medium green leaves.

It resembles a more broader, thicker leaved cryptocoryne.

Plant Maintenance

In the aquarium, Lagenandra meeboldii prefers a nutrient-rich substrate to promote healthy growth and should be provided with moderate to bright lighting. However it has been shown that it can be grown as an epiphyte, providing the water column is being dosed with regular fertiliser.

It is not overly demanding but will thrive with consistent care. Over time, this plant develops a thick, creeping rhizome that sends out side shoots, allowing it to spread and fill in spaces within the aquarium. Propagation is relatively simple and can be done by cutting off the daughter plants that emerge from the rhizome, ensuring the growth of new plants for further expansion.

Key Information

• Heart shaped leaf
• Works as a solitary plant/focal point
• Can be grown like an epiphtye

Lagenandra meeboldii ‘green’ Growth Information