Samolus parviflorus ‘Red’ – IC471

Samolus parviflorus red  is a stem plant that that stays short and red under high light circumstances, delivering red leaves in a tight pack that nearly appear to grow from a middle rosette.

It produces taller shoots when packed or under lacking lighting. More grounded lighting additionally prompts redder hue in this species, while developing it in more moderate lighting produces orange tones. More extravagant dosing, or having a rich substrate produces rounder, more full leaves.

The plant is very hard, it develops with more full leaves with better shading with CO2 infusion. It has moderate development rates contrasted with other aquarium plants and hence is effectively overseen as less incessant pruning is required.

The plant normally structure side shoots after some time. These can be evacuated and established in open spaces. Assuming the plant has become taller with the goal that there are noticeable internodes on the upward stem, the top piece can be sliced and replanted like some other stem plant.