How to prune ludwigia glandulosa

Year-round as needed — typically less frequent than other stem plants. Cut stems above a healthy node with sharp scissors. Replant trimmed tops as cuttings; slower growth means they take longer to establish than other species.

Every 4–6 weeks. Ludwigia glandulosa is a slow-growing, deep-red aquarium stem plant that requires less frequent trimming than faster Ludwigia species. Trim when stems reach the desired height or lower growth becomes bare. Cut above a node and replant the tops. Remove any deteriorating leaves to maintain water quality and the plant's striking coloration.

Cut stems above a healthy node with sharp scissors. Replant trimmed tops as cuttings; slower growth means they take longer to establish than other species.