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BACOPA CAROLINIANA – Hardy and Easy Aquarium Plant, Ideal for Beginners
Bacopa caroliniana is a stem plant native to the United States, long appreciated in the aquascaping world for its durability, neat growth, and vibrant green foliage. It reaches a height of 10–30 cm and a width of 3–4 cm, making it perfect for midground or background placement. Its thick green leaves may turn slightly reddish under high light. This species grows slowly and requires only moderate light, making it one of the few plants that demand little attention and minimal trimming.
Best planted in small groups for visual density, Bacopa caroliniana propagates easily by cutting and replanting lateral shoots. It’s safe for shrimp tanks and performs well in community aquariums or planted tanks with low maintenance.
Main features:
• Origin: United States
• Height: 10–30 cm
• Width: 3–4 cm
• Slow, neat growth
• Easy to grow and beginner-friendly
• Requires only good lighting
• Thick green leaves with reddish hues under strong light
• Ideal for midground or background planting
• Simple propagation via cuttings
Tropica 1-2-Grow! – In vitro plants, pest- and pesticide-free Bacopa caroliniana is also available in the Tropica 1-2-Grow! in vitro format, cultivated in sterile lab conditions, completely free from snails, algae, or harmful chemicals. Safe for shrimp and sensitive fish, ideal for planted or shrimp aquariums.
How to use:
• Carefully remove the plant from the cup and rinse off the gel under running water.
• Divide the plant into 6–8 portions using sharp scissors.
• Plant each portion in the substrate using tweezers.
• Watch it grow and thrive.
Why choose Bacopa caroliniana:
A perfect plant for beginners looking for an easy and beautiful addition to their aquarium. Its slow growth and neat structure make it great for aquascaping, while the in vitro format ensures top quality and safety.
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