Ludwigia Peruensis / Gladulosa 'Diamond' - 30 Gallon Planted Tank

Aloha Plant Lovers! This week's video features Ludwigia Peruensis / Gladulosa Variant. 'Diamond'. Often sold as Ludwigia Diamond. I bought this plant as an emersed bunch. Wasn't sure what would happen as I had never seen Ludwigia Diamond before. Quickly this plant began to show its uniqueness. The plant has large reddish leaves, and thick stems. However, as far as ludwigia's go, this plant is fairly compact. Making this plant ideal for mid and background. With its large foliage and thick stems, this plant tends to NOT overcrowd and can be planted fairly dense. I really appreciate the unique texture (as well as color) this plant adds. Care is easy, as long as you have bright lights, co2, decent fertilizers and adequate flow to keep all parts of the plant well nourished. I'll need to revisit this plant again in the future (once I have a free tank). Thanks for watching! 💚🌱
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myrio filigree
ludwigia needle leaf
ludwigia pantanal
bacopa colorata
hygrophila pinnatifida
persecaria kawagoeanum
pogostemon Kimberly
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[@Aquafinity]

Cool!

[@maniniscapes1936]

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[@kaylovemoon9063]

Thank you for sharing my good old friend 😊😊

[@maniniscapes1936]

Always welcome! 💚🌱

[@regit3337]

Intro is just awesome

[@maniniscapes1936]

Thanks for watching Kaus! Good to see you. 💚🌱

[@unso.fish.ticated1490]

Beautiful! I think you need to upload footage of a tank with relaxing music haha!

[@maniniscapes1936]

New scapes underway! Ill definitely work on a peaceful/relaxing video once I reclaim some tanks for scaping (not farming). My vids definitely can be a bit 'intense'. hahaha! Thanks for always supporting this channel @unso.fish.ticated!!! 💚🌱

[@POP_RH]

What kind of this planting pot call it look kinda cool and i dont wanna waste my plant after trimming😮

[@ronald0736]

¿Dark coloration around de veins, as in sec 0:35, is a sign of deficiency or a natural character? Thanks

[@maniniscapes1936]

Great question! This plant started off mostly green with some red. Under bright lights it develops much deeper red color. As it changes you will see contrast between the veins. The uppermost leaves are much redder than lower shaded leaves. The plants in this video were fertilized heavily using “estimative index” method. Thanks for the excellent question.