Bacopa caroliniana
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Bacopa caroliniana is an easy and relatively slow growing stem plant available from Tropica in regular pots, mini pots and 1-2-Grow cups. It does need brighter light to get the best health but CO2 is not essential. Adding Tropica Premium or Specialised Nutrition will improve growth. Under intense light and with low nitrogen levels the leaves can turn a bronze hue. When phosphorous is low it can turn a more pinkish colour. In high light new growth is often an orange colour.
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lovely plant, I LIKE how its crawling inside the panoramic scape after several trimmings. I guess I will give it a try in a future scape. Never underestimate easy category plants 😉
Well said Jurijs!
The tropica channel is so great since George took it over, I love it!
Nice videos as always. 👍 best from Germany
Thanks for your feedback racketsong, but don't forget there is an entire Team working behind the scenes to make this all possible.
Agreed, super informative!
That was one of my first aquarium plants in my old Walstad tank. I really like it.
Bacopa Caroliniana... There I actually said it out loud and spelled it 😂 what a wonderful plant! One I've had lots of success with and that says a lot! In other words, a great plant for a beginner like me 😁 thank you George and Tropica for always bringing these wonderful plant species spotlights😍‼️ They really are helping me learn my plants and how to care for them on my aquascaping journey 😁 I hope you all have a wonderful and blessed day♥️🤗🌱🐟🌿 next on the list... George Farmers podcast 👍🙌🙏
Gorgeous plant!!
Love it! One of my favorite plants!
i love them very much.
it is one of the plants in my new aquarium.
great video and plant!
Thanks Michael, have you experienced the different coloration of Bacopa?
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A little Bit.
In the past i got some Gold-Brown Colors on the Top.(that comes and Go, comes and Go, comes and Go.)
I don't Work with a Lot of Light, so it wasn't Intense form the Color.
But Pretty.
And in the Start Time i got a Red Touch, but not long.
It will be a Suprise in the New Scape.
The simple Green is all what i want.
I Love it.
The leaves really remind me of Staurogyne Repens, beautiful! I wonder if I should plant it into a Paludarium?🌿
You could give it a try, let us know how it goes!
@@TropicaAquariumPlants I will for sure!🌿
I loved this plant when I had it, but slow growing it was not. The only plant that grew quicker was water wisteria lol
Ha! Same experience. They've taken over my tank. (At least, I think they're this species. )
@@Lily-ge4tm they're a pain, but boy do they smell great when you trim them, and they're really pretty.
Reminds me of the good old days. As a Re-Beginner in more than 15 years, it was one of my first choices beside some Rotala and Vallisneria. Funny though you categorize it as a "relatively slow growing" species. In my recollection it starts to grow like being pulled a snake-charmer as soon as it hits the water. I use it in my new tank with a cheap LED and no co2 and man, it's like I can see it growing by the hour.
Yeah my stockist said its fast grower
I just got some and since I got it (3 days ago) it has already grown about 4 inches!
It's a fast grower indeed.
Hello! 🖐️😊 🤟😎👍
I’ve only ever been able to melt this guy lol. Hard for me to convert it...
Ouch, that's quite unfortunate Toby. What's happening? Have you tried both the pots and the 1-2 Grow range?
I thought Bacopa Caroliniana had more rounder leaves. And the top leaves took on an interensting bronze color under the right conditions.
Hi. It is true that under strong light the leaves tend towards a bronzish color and so did our plants. It is hard to catch the color on camera as for many other aquatic beauties.
can i take bacopa caroliniana out from my fish tank and grow it in watery moist soil outside like bacopa monneri does plz reply if u have the answer ???help me out George.....
Yes you can, and it will produce small purple flowers. If you have any stems growing above the water in your aquarium, pinch them off and plant them. They have the correct leaf type and should grow roots and adapt fast.
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Ich habe leider kein Glück mit der Pflanze, meine Eheim Funzeln reichen als Beleuchtung wohl nicht aus.
Can you suggest a red plant that grow ls straight in between Montecarlo and macrandra Green, thanks george.
should be something small, how about our Alternanthera reineckii 'Mini' ttps://tropica.com/en/plants/plantdetails/Alternantherareineckii'Mini'(023CTC)/4439
does it work well with gravel?
Oh boy does it. 🌱🌱🌱🌱
Please can you do a plant profile on NYMPHAEA LOTUS never used bulb plants before and would like to see video before making purchase.
Thanks for the suggestion! It's indeed a good idea to tackle the bulbs.
I've tried this plant several times and always melts from bottom to top... I don't understand what im doing wrong
Can I grow these in standard rock gravel?
How strong of a light do I need, mine came in a aquarium kit
The bacopa should be one of the easiest plants to grow so you shouldn't have issues with your setup.
When all you youtubers say that bacopa is easy to maintain it makes me feel like a fool since I am not doing too good. I just bought it 3 days ago for my fish tank and for some reason the leafs are turning yellow looking like it's dying. I been giving it root tabs and drowning it with flourish liquid and it's still not doing nothing for me what should I doany advices.
Hi, it happens to the best of us to lose a plant here and there. Don't beat yourself up!
The quick troubleshoot you could go through consists of:
1. ensure your tank is well lit; although hardy, the bacopa requires good light to thrive
2. no need to overfertilize, try using one of your fertilization guides or check out the youtube video about it. tropica.com/en/plant-care/liquid-fertilisers/premium-nutrition/ - we're not familiar with the product you're using so can't really advise you on that one.
3. give it time, some plants take time to adapt to living underwater after being grown emersed.
4. the water parameters are of course important, would be a good idea to check them out before fertilizing too much.
Hope this helps :) good luck with your tank
@@TropicaAquariumPlants im just using a cap full of seachem flourish, another cap full of API leaf zone and one tablet of the root tabs for each plant im not sure if those are even fertilizer. I am new to this.
@@AsianAmericanGuyit might be too much, just leave it in the tank without adding any liquids or tabs
No they grew quicker day by day.
Slow growth my butt, this thing grows daily only thing that is growing faster so far is duckweed
This is a low tech plan ???? And it need co2????
CO2 is NOT necessary, strong light is good.
Hi Esrak, all plants could technically use a good dose of CO2 but not all of them need dosing to survive.