
Bacopa caroliniana Tissue Culture - C3646
Bacopa caroliniana – Tissue Culture (Hardy Stem Plant)
Add structure, simplicity, and vibrant green tones to your aquarium with Bacopa caroliniana, a classic stem plant known for its thick leaves, upright growth, and exceptional durability. It’s one of the easiest aquatic plants to grow, making it perfect for beginners and low-maintenance setups.
Grown in sterile tissue culture, this plant arrives 100% pest-free, algae-free, and safe for shrimp tanks.
- Extremely hardy and beginner-friendly
- Thick, bright green leaves with strong structure
- Adapts to a wide range of tank conditions
- Tissue culture grown – no pests, algae, or snails
- Shrimp-safe & pesticide-free
Plant Details
- Scientific Name: Bacopa caroliniana
- Common Name: Lemon Bacopa
- Plant Type: Stem plant
- Placement: Midground / Background
- Difficulty: Very Easy
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Lighting: Low to High
- CO₂: Optional
Growth Style
Bacopa caroliniana grows:
- Upright with thick, rounded leaves
- In structured stems that are easy to trim and shape
- With subtle lighter green to slightly bronze tips under strong lighting
Perfect for creating a clean, structured background or midground grouping
How to Plant (Tissue Culture Prep)
- Remove plant from cup
- Rinse off all nutrient gel thoroughly
- Separate into individual stems/plantlets
- Plant into substrate with spacing
Tip: Trim and replant tops regularly to create fuller, bushier growth.
Care Notes
- Very forgiving and adaptable
- Can grow taller in low light—trim as needed
- Stronger lighting encourages tighter growth
- May develop a slight bronze tint under higher light
What You Get
- 1 sealed cup of Bacopa caroliniana Tissue Culture
- Multiple healthy stems ready to plant
Perfect For
- Beginner planted tanks
- Low-tech aquariums
- Background structure
- Minimal-maintenance setups
- Shrimp tanks
Pro Aquascaper Tip
Use Bacopa caroliniana:
- In rows for a clean, structured background look
- Near hardscape for contrast against finer plants
- Trimmed into uniform, organized groups
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Description
Bacopa caroliniana – Tissue Culture (Hardy Stem Plant)
Add structure, simplicity, and vibrant green tones to your aquarium with Bacopa caroliniana, a classic stem plant known for its thick leaves, upright growth, and exceptional durability. It’s one of the easiest aquatic plants to grow, making it perfect for beginners and low-maintenance setups.
Grown in sterile tissue culture, this plant arrives 100% pest-free, algae-free, and safe for shrimp tanks.
- Extremely hardy and beginner-friendly
- Thick, bright green leaves with strong structure
- Adapts to a wide range of tank conditions
- Tissue culture grown – no pests, algae, or snails
- Shrimp-safe & pesticide-free
Plant Details
- Scientific Name: Bacopa caroliniana
- Common Name: Lemon Bacopa
- Plant Type: Stem plant
- Placement: Midground / Background
- Difficulty: Very Easy
- Growth Rate: Moderate
- Lighting: Low to High
- CO₂: Optional
Growth Style
Bacopa caroliniana grows:
- Upright with thick, rounded leaves
- In structured stems that are easy to trim and shape
- With subtle lighter green to slightly bronze tips under strong lighting
Perfect for creating a clean, structured background or midground grouping
How to Plant (Tissue Culture Prep)
- Remove plant from cup
- Rinse off all nutrient gel thoroughly
- Separate into individual stems/plantlets
- Plant into substrate with spacing
Tip: Trim and replant tops regularly to create fuller, bushier growth.
Care Notes
- Very forgiving and adaptable
- Can grow taller in low light—trim as needed
- Stronger lighting encourages tighter growth
- May develop a slight bronze tint under higher light
What You Get
- 1 sealed cup of Bacopa caroliniana Tissue Culture
- Multiple healthy stems ready to plant
Perfect For
- Beginner planted tanks
- Low-tech aquariums
- Background structure
- Minimal-maintenance setups
- Shrimp tanks
Pro Aquascaper Tip
Use Bacopa caroliniana:
- In rows for a clean, structured background look
- Near hardscape for contrast against finer plants
- Trimmed into uniform, organized groups


















