Kaiser Aquatics Ludwigia Arcuata
Kaiser Aquatics Ludwigia Arcuata
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Kaiser Aquatics Ludwigia Arcuata
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Product Description
Product Description
🌿 Ludwigia Arcuata Care Guide
🔍 Overview
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Common Name: Ludwigia Arcuata
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Scientific Name: Ludwigia arcuata
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Origin: North and Central America
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Difficulty: Moderate
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Growth Rate: Medium to fast
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Placement: Midground or background
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Light Requirements: Medium to high
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CO₂ Requirements: Recommended (for best growth)
🌱 Tank Requirements
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Tank Size: 10 gallons and up (best in larger tanks)
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Water Temperature: 72–82°F (22–28°C)
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pH: 6.0–7.5
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Hardness: Soft to moderately hard (3–8 dGH)
💡 Lighting
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Requires moderate to high lighting to thrive and show its best colors.
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Red coloration is enhanced under intense lighting.
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Low lighting can result in legginess and loss of vibrant colors.
🧪 CO₂ & Fertilization
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CO₂ supplementation is recommended for optimal growth and color.
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Needs regular fertilization, including macro and micronutrients (especially nitrogen and iron).
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Root tabs or liquid fertilizers work well in maintaining healthy growth.
✂️ Maintenance
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Pruning: Trim regularly to keep the plant compact and bushy. Remove old leaves to encourage new growth.
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Propagation: Simple; cut the top of the stem and replant the top portion. New roots will form quickly.
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Planting: Plant in groups for a bushy effect. This plant can grow tall, so leave enough space for vertical growth.
🌾 Growth Behavior
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Grows tall and bushy with red, orange, and green hues, which look stunning in the right light.
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May reach 12–18 inches (30–45 cm) in height, so it’s best placed in the midground or background.
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Tends to grow in a dense bush formation and will benefit from being pruned to prevent it from shading other plants.
⚠️ Important Notes
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Requires good nutrient levels: If growth stalls or colors fade, check if you need more CO₂, light, or nutrients.
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Can be prone to algae in low light or nutrient-deficient conditions.
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It's not as easy as some other plants like Anubias or Java Fern, but it’s manageable with proper care.

