tanker Josh Holloway--Be mine!!! Sep 1, 2003 7,321 333 116 Calif. SF Bay area Visit site Real Name Jessica Oct 8, 2010 #11 It does not even look like Ludwigia of any kind. Not sure what it is, but looks like Red Naesea.
petluvr AC Members Jun 5, 2008 5,356 2 62 48 Podunk, Va. Real Name Larry Oct 8, 2010 #12 I would say listen to the plant master Bk828, yuriy knows his plants.
Bk718 No Monkey Business Nov 29, 2007 7,148 1 60 Brooklyn, NY Oct 8, 2010 #13 For sure it is a Ludwigia. Then there are different types of repens. Regular Ludwigia repens: Then theres Ludwigia repens x arcuata: And then theres Ludwigia repens x arcuata needle leaf:
For sure it is a Ludwigia. Then there are different types of repens. Regular Ludwigia repens: Then theres Ludwigia repens x arcuata: And then theres Ludwigia repens x arcuata needle leaf:
jasonG75 AC Members Jun 1, 2010 1,644 0 0 49 Memphis, TN Oct 8, 2010 #14 spacefish34 said: Looks like Ludwigia repens. Click to expand... BINGO---- I have this plant
alan j t AC Members Nov 5, 2006 234 0 16 Reno NV Real Name alan Oct 8, 2010 #15 i have it too. im always trimming it and it grow pretty fast.
J jptjpt AC Members May 16, 2008 334 0 16 Oct 9, 2010 #16 Agree w/Bk828 that it is L. repens x arcuata. It is 100% Ludwigia because of the angular growth pattern, ie, they do not grow straight up towards the light. This pattern can be as severe as 45 degrees. Nesea and Amania do not grow at such an angle.
Agree w/Bk828 that it is L. repens x arcuata. It is 100% Ludwigia because of the angular growth pattern, ie, they do not grow straight up towards the light. This pattern can be as severe as 45 degrees. Nesea and Amania do not grow at such an angle.