Ludwigia inclinata
A widespread amphibious Ludwigia of tropical America, well known in aquariums for its red and orange stems, including the whorled form 'Verticillata'. It grows on the beds of seasonal ponds and wetlands, submerged in the rains and emersed as they dry, and in cultivation needs strong light, warmth, nutrients and CO2.
Where it grows wild
Grows on the beds and margins of seasonal ponds, lakes and swamps in open savanna and lowland wetlands, alternately submerged and emersed.
Recorded at 1 to 3100 m, median 130 m; mostly lowland.
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