Lagenandra Meeboldii Red Tissue Culture in Vitro Live Aquarium Plants for Freshwater Tropical Tank K2aqua

• STRIKING RED AND BRONZE LEAF COLOUR PROVIDES NATURAL CONTRAST: Lagenandra Meeboldii Red introduces warm tones into aquascapes, enhancing visual depth and focal interest where most aquarium plants are predominantly green. Listing is for Tissue culture In Vitro plant. Size: 3-6 cm
• PERFECT MIDGROUND PLANT WITH BOLD, TEXTURED LEAVES: Broad foliage creates strong structure, ideal for highlighting rockwork, wood and natural layout compositions where medium-height plants are required.
• THRIVES IN LOW TO MODERATE LIGHT WITH IMPROVED COLOUR IN HIGH LIGHT: Performs well in low-tech tanks yet develops deeper colouration and steadier new growth under nutrient-rich substrate and stronger illumination.
• SLOW TO MODERATE GROWTH MAKES MAINTENANCE SIMPLE AND CONTROLLED: Minimal trimming required, allowing the plant to hold its attractive shape without overwhelming nearby species.
• HIGHLY ADAPTABLE AND LONG-LASTING IN STABLE AQUARIUM CONDITIONS: Resistant, steady and decorative, ideal for aquascapers who prefer expressive leaf plants that develop character as they mature.

Listing is for small in vitro plants. Lagenandra meeboldii ‘Red’ is a beautifully coloured aquarium plant noted for its rich bronze, pink or reddish leaves that become more intense under strong light conditions. It produces broad, leathery foliage with elegant curvature, adding dramatic structure and colour contrast to aquascapes. This species sits low to medium in height, making it ideal for midground placement where individual leaves can be appreciated in detail. It thrives under low to moderate lighting, and its colours become deeper and more saturated in stronger lighting with stable nutrient supply. Like Cryptocoryne, Lagenandra meeboldii grows from a rhizome or crown and should be planted carefully into a nutrient-rich substrate to support healthy growth. CO₂ is optional but can help with leaf size and new growth development. The plant is slow to moderate in growth and is easy to maintain, responding well to gentle trimming of older leaves. When growing in stable aquariums, it forms a striking cluster that remains highly decorative long term. Its strong presence and unusual tones make it an excellent centrepiece for nature-style layouts and planted aquariums.