Bacopa Caroliniana (Tissue Culture)

Bacopa Caroliniana is a versatile and attractive aquatic plant that is a favorite among both beginner and experienced aquarists. The tissue culture version offers a clean, pest-free start, ensuring no unwanted snails, algae, or contaminants make their way into your aquarium. This makes it easier to establish a healthy and vibrant aquascape right from the start.

Known for its bright green, oval-shaped leaves, Bacopa Caroliniana adds lush greenery and texture to midground or background areas of a freshwater aquarium. It can be grown fully submerged or emersed, adapting well to a wide range of water conditions. With moderate lighting, the plant grows steadily and can develop a slightly bronze or reddish tint under strong light, adding visual interest to your tank.

Bacopa Caroliniana is easy to propagate, allowing you to trim stems and replant them to create fuller, bushier growth. This plant works well in community tanks, providing hiding spots for small fish and fry while enhancing the natural aesthetics of the aquarium.

Care Requirements:
Lighting: Moderate
CO2: Not required, but can enhance growth and coloration
Growth Rate: Slow to moderate
Placement: Midground to background
Water Conditions: Clean, stable freshwater with moderate hardness
Propagation: Trim stems and replant

Bacopa Caroliniana (Tissue Culture) is an excellent choice for aquarists looking for a low-maintenance, visually appealing plant. Its pest-free start, adaptability, and classic beauty make it a valuable addition to any planted aquarium.