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Hemianthus Glomeratus
Hemianthus glomeratus
Family: Linderniaceae
A delicate stem plant with tiny, round-to-oval bright green leaves growing in whorls of 3–4 around thin stems. Often confused with H. micranthemoides but has slightly larger leaves and a more upright growth habit. Grows quickly with CO₂ and high light, producing dense, bushy clumps that work well as a background planting. Without CO₂ it grows slowly and may become leggy. Regular trimming encourages compact, lush growth.
Keeping this species
- co2
- Recommended
- light
- Medium to high
- max size
- 15–30 cm tall
- placement
- Midground to background
- substrate
- Nutrient-rich substrate
- growth rate
- Fast (with CO₂)
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Water it likes
- ph
- 6.0–7.5
- notes
- Distinguished from H. micranthemoides by its whorled leaf arrangement and slightly larger leaves.
- hardness
- 0–12 dGH
- temperature
- 154–180°F (68–82°C)