Samolus parviflorus 'Red'
Laboratory grown carpet plant (Tissue Culture).
Lysimachia parvifolia, also known as Samolus parviflorus Red, is a rare rosette-style plant with smooth, red “baby-spinach”-like leaves that stay compact and controlled in height. It develops deep red tones under high PAR (around 150 µmol), grows well even in harder water, and is one of the easiest red plants to maintain long-term. Older leaves can be trimmed at the base, and new plantlets form naturally, making it simple to keep tidy as a mid or foreground highlight. Arrives clean, pest-free, and ready for planting.
Laboratory grown carpet plant (Tissue Culture).
Lysimachia parvifolia, also known as Samolus parviflorus Red, is a rare rosette-style plant with smooth, red “baby-spinach”-like leaves that stay compact and controlled in height. It develops deep red tones under high PAR (around 150 µmol), grows well even in harder water, and is one of the easiest red plants to maintain long-term. Older leaves can be trimmed at the base, and new plantlets form naturally, making it simple to keep tidy as a mid or foreground highlight. Arrives clean, pest-free, and ready for planting.
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$3.89Description
Laboratory grown carpet plant (Tissue Culture).
Lysimachia parvifolia, also known as Samolus parviflorus Red, is a rare rosette-style plant with smooth, red “baby-spinach”-like leaves that stay compact and controlled in height. It develops deep red tones under high PAR (around 150 µmol), grows well even in harder water, and is one of the easiest red plants to maintain long-term. Older leaves can be trimmed at the base, and new plantlets form naturally, making it simple to keep tidy as a mid or foreground highlight. Arrives clean, pest-free, and ready for planting.
