Bacopa lenagera (variegated bacopa) bare root

A beautiful marsh plant, very adaptable to an aquatic environment. the presence of countless little "hairs" on the thick stems and branches, form its peculiar fluff. The leaves, almost round, are born in pairs at the knots and they are directly linked to them without the petiole stem. In its immersed form, the stems and leaves are light-green and may shoot roots from the knots, close to the leaves. It needs a lot of light to stay healthy. It reproduces by cuttings.