Marsh plants
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- Unusual, bamboo-like stem plant
- Smaller than Murdannia keisak
- Easy terrarium plant in its terrestrial form
- Rarely found in trade
- Rather slow growth
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- Elegant grass-like plant
- 40-60 cm tall
- Especially suitable for paludariums and terrariums
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- Endemic to eastern Brazil
- Terrestrial or lithophytic
- Lanceolate leaves up to 12 cm long
- Produces violet flowers up to 6 cm wide
- Thrives at 15-30 °C, high humidity
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- Native to northern South America
- Grows well in moderate to intense light
- Reaches up to 15 cm in height
- Non-toxic, suitable for terrariums with animals
- Thrives in moist, acidic, nutrient-poor environments
Terrarium plants - Marsh plants - Green up your terrarium!
Wet and flooded soil often contains hardly any oxygen, but the plant roots need this for their respiration, otherwise they die. That is why many land plants die in soil that is too wet. Typical swamp and water plants are adjusted to this because they have an air channel system (aerenchyma) that conducts oxygen right into the roots.
Most aquarium plants that grow both emersed and submerged can be counted as swamp plants, and you can use them in the emersed form in paludariums and aquaterrariums. There are also many swamp plants that cannot be kept under water, such as the umbrella papyrus (Cyperus alternifolius) or the sessile joyweed (Alternanthera sessilis).