Ludwigia arcuata grows to a height of 25-50cm and a width of 3-5cm and as this is a narrow-leafed Ludwigia species, it is often mistaken for Didiplis diandra. It requires relatively large amounts of light before forming a red stem and red leaves and thrives best in slightly acidic, soft/medium hard water. The most decorative effect can be achieved by planting it in groups. It is suitable for small aquariums and can also be used as a terrarium plant.

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