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Moneywort is a stemmed plant. A long, sturdy stem grows from the roots. Nodes develop along the length of the stem, sprouting thick leaves. The leaves are about an inch long and grow on both sides, making the moneywort a relatively thin two inches wide.
The leaves are thick and fleshy. They’re similar to that of land-based succulents. But despite the weight of those leaves, moneywort is known to stand tall, even in aquariums with considerable water flow.
A healthy moneywort is bright green all over. In superb lighting conditions, it can even produce blossoms!
Potted Plant $12.95
Moneywort is a stemmed plant. A long, sturdy stem grows from the roots. Nodes develop along the length of the stem, sprouting thick leaves. The leaves are about an inch long and grow on both sides, making the moneywort a relatively thin two inches wide.
The leaves are thick and fleshy. They’re similar to that of land-based succulents. But despite the weight of those leaves, moneywort is known to stand tall, even in aquariums with considerable water flow.
A healthy moneywort is bright green all over. In superb lighting conditions, it can even produce blossoms!
Potted Plant $12.95