Lobelia Cardinalis planting Emersed Aquarium plant

Lobelia cardinalis, sometimes known as 'Cardinal Flower', is a native of the eastern and central United States where it can be found growing in moist soils along streams, ponds, and ditches. In its emersed state, it produces green leaves with purplish undersides and bears attractive scarlet, bell-shaped flowers which make it highly popular among terrestrial gardeners. Submersed growth, in contrast, is bright green. Long popularized by the Dutch, L. cardinalis is a fairly common plant in the trade.
Hardiness: Easy
Light Needs: Medium
Plant Structure: Stem
Family: Lobeliaceae
Genus: Lobelia
Region: North America
Location: Temperate and Subtropical North America
Size: Stem width: 7-15cm (3-6in)
Growth Rate: Medium
Can Be Grown Emersed: Yes
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Thank you. It is simple substrate for flowers. I'm not very happy but plants are growing. Good luck :)

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