Description
Limnophila rugosa is an aromatic, semi-aquatic herb known as “wrinkled marsh weed” with large, light green, ovate-lance shaped leaves that are textured or “rugose”. It grows to about 50 cm tall, prefers high to intense lighting and a nutrient-rich substrate, and thrives in warm water temperatures between 68-83°F
Physical Characteristics
Stems: Erect and mostly unbranched.
Fragrance: The plant possesses a distinctive, pleasant fragrance.
Height: Can grow up to 50 cm tall.
Growing Conditions
Light: Requires high to intense lighting to grow well.
Substrate: Thrives in a nutrient-rich substrate.
Temperature: Prefers warm water with an ideal range of 68 to 83°F.
Water: It’s an aquatic or semi-aquatic plant, adaptable to various freshwater environments.
Uses
Ornamental: Popular in freshwater aquariums for its exotic appearance and textures.
Medicinal: In Ayurveda, its leaves are used to treat coughs, colds, and other ailments.
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