Lobelia саrdіnаlіѕ
Cardinal Flower Plant
Lоbеlіа саrdіnаlіѕ is also known as a cardinal flower plant. When kept submersed in an aquarium, the stem produces reddish and green leaves, with scarlet red undersides and crimson, flowering spikes. The Lobelia cardinalis aquarium plant is beautiful and moderately easy to maintain.
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Specification
| Fаmіlу name: | Cаmраnulасеае |
| Type: | Perennial |
| Native to: | North America |
| Bloom color: | Red |
| Leave color: | Green/reddish |
| Care level: | Moderate |
| Light: | Moderate to high |
| Maximum height: | 4’ |
| Growth rate | Slow to moderate |
| Plant type: | Stem |
| Can be grown submersed: | Yes |
| Ideal placement: | Mid-ground |
| Proраgаtіоn: | Side shoots |
Description
About Lоbеlіа Cаrdіnаlіѕ
To grow the cardinal flower plant most successfully, provide a CO2 injection and plenty of micronutrient doses. The plant’s slow and dwarfed growth make it an excellent choice for mid-ground placement. In an aquarium display, it can add great density and color. For a Dutch street aquascaping effect, arrange the flowers into uniform rows and prune them neatly.
Propagation
Propagating Lоbеlіа саrdіnаlіѕ is easy. The plant grows side shoots that you can pull off and replant. Because it’s a stem plant, you can also cut them in half and replant the tops, and new stems will emerge from the bottoms.
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