Samolus parviflorus 'Red' Vitro Culture Rare Rosette with Soft Pink-Red TonesGrown in a 4-inch sealed bag | Yields multiple small plants | 100% Tissue CultureSamolus parviflorus 'Red', commonly referred to as Red Water Pimpernel, is a delicate and rare ros
Grown in a 4-inch sealed bag | Yields multiple small plants | 100% Tissue Culture
Samolus parviflorus ‘Red’, commonly referred to as Red Water Pimpernel, is a delicate and rare rosette plant distinguished by its soft pink to reddish hues and compact growth form. Originating from the wetlands of North and Central America, this plant has become increasingly popular among aquascapers for its gentle coloration and ability to contrast beautifully against bright green carpets or dark driftwood layouts.
This variety of Samolus parviflorus is cultivated through sterile Vitro Culture technology, ensuring a completely algae-free, pest-free, and pesticide-free startperfect for sensitive environments such as shrimp tanks and precision aquascapes.
Scientific Name: Samolus parviflorus ‘Red’
Common Name: Red Water Pimpernel
Coloration: Pink to reddish leaves, especially under high light and CO
Growth Form: Compact rosette with rounded, slightly wavy foliage
Placement: Ideal for foreground to midground in nano to medium tanks
Lighting Needs: Moderate to high for best color development
CO & Fertilizers: Strongly recommended to enhance redness and promote compact growth
Growth Method: Submersed
Nutrient Substrate: Required
Can Be Grown Emersed: Yes great for paludariums and terrarium-style setups
Introduces soft red and pink hues to contrast against green carpets
Perfect for minimalist or nature-style aquascapes
Compatible with shrimp and sensitive livestock thanks to sterile culture
Sold as a Vitro Culture cup in a sealed 4-inch bag:
4-inch Bag: Contains multiple young plants, ready for propagation and planting
As with most rosette plants, Samolus parviflorus ‘Red’ may experience a brief adjustment period (known as melt) after planting. Trim away melted portions and provide stable lighting, CO, and nutrients to encourage healthy new growth.
Never release Samolus parviflorusor any aquarium plantinto natural waterways. Doing so can disrupt local ecosystems. Dispose of unwanted plant matter responsibly to help preserve aquatic biodiversity.
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