Anagallis Tenella Aquatic Pond Plant - Water Speedwell

Anagallis Tenella Aquatic Pond Plant - Water SpeedwellAnagallis tenella, commonly known as Bog Pimpernel or Water Speedwell, is a low growing perennial herbaceous plant that belongs to the Primulaceae family. It is native to wetland areas and is characterized by its delicate, small flowers and trailing habit. Here's a detailed description and care guide for Anagallis tenella: Description: Anagallis tenella is a small, low growing plant that typically reaches a height of about 2 6 inches (5 15 cm) with a

micro-jungle aesthetic

Wrinkled caudex: Underwatering (in growing season)

Trim any yellow

vining form as it matures

Repot every 1–2 years in spring to refresh the soil and allow for healthy root expansion

carefully divide the rhizome into sections

occasionally producing new pups (offsets) from its rhizomes

commonly known as Amazon Frogbit or Smooth Frogbit

tubular pink and purple flowers that resemble tiny lanterns — a subtle yet fascinating feature

If grown in a garden

Division is the easier method

ensure that the soil retains moisture but does not become waterlogged