Horizon - Ludwigia sp. White pink

Ludwigia sp. ‘White Pink’ is a rare and highly sought-after stem plant admired for its delicate pale pink, white, and soft green tones. When grown under optimal conditions, this plant delivers exceptional coloration that stands out dramatically against darker plants and hardscape. Cultivated in a sterile tissue culture pot, it arrives completely free from algae, pests, and snails—making it ideal for pristine, high-end aquascapes.

This is a more demanding Ludwigia variety, best suited for experienced aquarists or those running high-light, CO₂-enriched planted aquariums. With proper care, it becomes a stunning focal point in midground to background layouts.

Key Features

• Rare White-Pink Coloration creates a soft yet striking contrast in aquascapes

• Tissue Culture Grown free from algae, snails, and contaminants

• Premium Stem Plant ideal for high-end and competition-style aquariums

• Moderate Growth Rate allows controlled shaping and layout design

• Easy to Propagate by trimming and replanting healthy stems

Technical Specifications

• Plant Type: Stem plant

• Origin: South America

• Growth Position: Midground to background

• Growth Rate: Moderate

• Height: Up to 20–50 cm

• Lighting Requirement: High

• CO₂ Requirement: Required for best growth and coloration

• Difficulty Level: Advanced

• Form: Tissue culture pot

Usage Tips

• Rinse all tissue culture gel thoroughly before planting

• Use strong lighting to maintain white and pink tones

• CO₂ injection and nutrient-rich substrate are strongly recommended

• Higher iron levels help enhance pink coloration

• Trim regularly to encourage bushy growth and replant cuttings

Why Choose Horizon – Ludwigia sp. ‘White Pink’?
Horizon tissue culture plants are grown under strict sterile conditions to deliver superior quality and consistency. Ludwigia sp. ‘White Pink’ is a standout choice for aquarists seeking rare coloration and refined aesthetics, offering dramatic visual impact when grown under optimal conditions.

FAQs

Is this plant suitable for beginners?
This plant is best suited for experienced aquarists due to its high light and CO₂ requirements.

Will it stay white and pink without high lighting?
Lower lighting will cause the plant to turn greener. High lighting and balanced nutrients are essential for strong coloration.

How many plants are included in one tissue culture pot?
Each pot contains multiple healthy plantlets that can be separated and planted individually.