Hygrophila corymbosa

Hygrophila corymbosa

Bring lush, natural greenery to your aquarium with Hygrophila corymbosa, a hardy aquatic stem plant known for its broad leaves, fast growth and easy-going nature.

Hygrophila corymbosa is an excellent choice for the midground or background of planted aquariums. Its larger leaves create strong contrast against finer plants and make it particularly effective for adding height and structure to an aquascape. Regular trimming helps keep growth compact and encourages new side shoots.

Care at a Glance:
• Scientific Name: Hygrophila corymbosa
• Common Name: Temple Plant
• Plant Type: Stem plant
• Placement: Midground to background
• Growth: Fast
• Lighting: Low to medium
• CO₂: Not required
• Difficulty: Easy
• Best For: Beginner planted tanks and natural aquascapes

Why Choose Hygrophila corymbosa?
• Hardy and adaptable
• Large, attractive leaves
• Fast-growing and excellent for new tanks
• Helps create height and structure
• Easy to propagate from cuttings
• Great choice for beginners

For best results, provide regular nutrients and trim the stems as they reach the surface. CO₂ is not required, although supplementation can encourage faster and fuller growth.

Please note: Aquarium plants are living products and may vary slightly in size, density and appearance depending on their growth stage and growing conditions.