Oxygen-weed (Lagarosiphon)

Oxygen-weed

Oxygen-weed, a freshwater aquatic plant, thrives submerged in still or slow-moving waters. Its spiraling, slender stems and narrow, curved leaves give it a distinctive appearance. The leaf arrangement, often densely clustered and diverging from the stem, is crucial for its identification. Adaptable in various aquatic environments, oxygen-weed uses these features to anchor and absorb nutrients efficiently, supporting its survival and propagation.

Scientific classification

Genus

Oxygen-weed (Lagarosiphon)

Family

Tape-grass

Order

Water plantains and allies

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Species

Oxygen weed

Care Guide for Oxygen-weed

Every week

Water

Propagation: Propagation of oxygen-weed is easy, typically via cuttings that root in water. Key factors include warm temperatures and indirect light. Monitor for rot and control growth to prevent invasiveness. To propagate, cut healthy stems, remove lower leaves, submerge in water, and transplant once rooted.

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