Didiplis diandra originates from USA and can be commonly found along the shores ponds, lakes and slow-moving streams.

It is a beautiful addition to aquascapes due to its thin, needle like leaves that can exhibit bright red tips when grow under high light intensity with fertilization and CO2.

It can be quite demanding for the hobbyist to maintain as increased light intensity means high demand for iron and other micro-nutrients.

Plants that appear pale and faded usually signals a lack of iron.

Trimming this plant from top can promote lush growth.

The Tissue Culture plants are grown in-vitro in the laboratory specialized in propagating aquatic plants.

Aquatic Farmer provide the best option for those who want to ensure that their aquatic plants are pest-free and safe for shrimps.