HeyPK

I don't think that your Ludwigia plant is glandulosa. It looks like L. repens. Those are excellent pictures that probably would be useful in the PlantFinder. Contact Cavan Allen and see if he would be interested in using them.

vitorhugo

HeyPK: Im sure the plant is a specimen of Ludwigia glandulosa, i also have Ludwigia repens.

HeyPK

The flowers of L. glandulosa have no petals and the leaves are longer, narrower and purple unless grown in poor light. Also, the leaves are alternate instead of opposite.

vitorhugo

I doo an mistake when i upload the pics from my cam to my pc, the plant on the pic is a Ludwigia repens 'Rubin'.

LordSul

First I couldnt see the pics, Now I can see them.... great work!
Do these plants bloom also in their wild enviornment? Especially, would glosso live emersed to give flowers in its own habitat?

Tex Gal

It's really neat to see the emersed forms of some of these plants. This is new for me. Thanks! I have often thought an emersed px on the plantfinder would be nice, but then again probably too much work. The plant finder is already pretty amazing! (Thanks you guys, for all your hard work!)

Cavan Allen

There are emersed pics for many plants that can be grown that way and there will soon be more.

jmontee

Hi guys,

Maybe this is the wrong place to put it but I didn't get much interest in the General forum. I have had L palustris in my tank for over 6 months and I just noticed it flowering. Here are some pics:

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Has anyone ever seen ludwigias flower submersed? I tried to find pictures on the net but was unable to. IDK I though it was pretty cool.

waterfaller1

Wow, you have the touch! Beautiful!

vitorhugo

Limnophila aromatica