Product code: 6550
LUDWIGIA SPHAEROCARPA PILOSA
Brand: AQUA ART
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LUDWIGIA SPHAEROCARPA 'PILOSA' – Broadleaf, Multicolor Plant for Foreground and Bottom of Aquariums
Ludwigia sphaerocarpa 'Pilosa' is a captivating and decorative aquatic plant native to Africa, featuring broad, elongated leaves with a natural gradient of green, yellow, orange and olive. These rich, earthy tones make it a stunning choice for foreground or bottom planting, especially in small to medium-sized aquariums.
With a slow growth rate and tidy form, this plant is easy to manage and adapts well to medium light and CO₂ levels. Its compact and multicolored foliage creates natural-looking, balanced aquascapes with minimal maintenance. Ideal for hobbyists seeking a low-growing, ornamental species to add warmth and structure to their layout.
Cultivated in vitro, Ludwigia sphaerocarpa 'Pilosa' is guaranteed free from pests, snails and algae. The high-quality gel used for propagation ensures rapid acclimation once introduced into the tank. Divide into small clusters (1–2 cm) for even, compact growth.
Key features:
Slow-growing African broadleaf plant
Multicolor foliage: green, yellow, orange, olive
Max height: 10–15 cm, for foreground or bottom
Compact and ornamental appearance
Suitable for medium light and CO₂ levels
Best for small to medium-sized aquariums
Easy to maintain and propagate
In-vitro grown, pest- and algae-free
How to plant:
Gently remove the plant from the cup
Rinse off the gel under running water
Divide into 1–2 cm portions
Plant close together for uniform growth
Why choose Ludwigia sphaerocarpa 'Pilosa':
Ludwigia sphaerocarpa 'Pilosa' offers a natural and elegant visual effect with low maintenance. Its multicolored tones and low profile make it ideal for decorative foregrounds, adding harmony and depth to freshwater aquascapes.