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Rounded coin-shaped leaves on a creeping easy Lysimachia nummularia stem plant
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Common name: Creeping jenny
Origin: South America
Position in Aquarium: Mid/background
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Growth rate: Medium pace
Lysimachia nummularia, commonly known as creeping Jenny, is a low-growing stem plant with rounded, coin-shaped leaves in fresh mid-green. In the aquarium it produces a trailing and creeping growth habit that makes it well suited to the midground of planted layouts, spreading gently across the substrate and filling gaps between upright stems and rosette plants.
It is an undemanding species that grows well under medium light without CO2 injection, making it a practical choice for low-tech planted aquariums. Growth is moderate and easy to manage. Regular trimming of any upward-growing stems keeps it in a tidy horizontal form. Cuttings root readily and can be replanted to fill in gaps.
Supplied as an established potted plant, Lysimachia nummularia suits aquariums from 40 litres upward. Its easy care, attractive rounded leaf form, and creeping habit make it a versatile and distinctive midground plant that provides a different texture to the more common upright stem plant species.
You’ll receive a healthy, rooted plant in a pot, similar to those shown. Each one is hand-checked before dispatch.
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Customers praised this aquatic plant as "lovely, fresh and healthy," noting it grows fast and establishes well in aquariums, ponds, and tanks. One customer warned it "melts" in temperatures above 26°C but regenerates in cooler water. Shoppers appreciated the pristine condition, excellent packaging, and good value. Some noted it's best planted whole for a bushier appearance.
My creeping jenny melted away to nothing but stalks. And it's because I wasn't paying attention and planted it in a betta tank! Temperature of 26c WILL murder this plant . But as with most plants that melt they will grow back again. I lifted the melted stalks and re planted in my shrimp tank wich has no heater and as you can see they are about ready to be cut and re planted. And I can't wait it's a lovely plant. I have plans for it and I'm delighted I got a second chance due to my stupidity. il DEFINITELY be buying more creeping jenny from aqua essentials it's a great plant grows fast and will look great when I get to bunch it together. The pot of creeping jenny was in pristine condition not even one dropped leaf! But that's what you get with aqua essentials amazing quality amazing prices and amazing packaging and fast delivery. This should be your only stop for aquatics.
Lovely, fresh and healthy plants. Are doing well in ponds and fish tanks. Highly recommend.
Good value - still growing well.
Growing well in my goldfish aquarium. Happy that I bought it for you.
The plants arrived in super condition ,very well packaged to avoid damage. I am ve.ry pleased with them
Arrived earlier than expected and well packaged protecting the plants in transit. The plants were in excellent and good healthy condition. There team are very helpful and I can’t fault this company
Found this plant by accident on the plants pages. Did some research on it and in its emersed form it grows yellow flowers. So it is now part of my emersed rear wall collection. Keep checking the website for new plants as you're bound to find an unusual plant that fits your aquarium.
Arrived on time excellent health y plant already establishing in the aquarium
Arrived in good condition, as always,and is growing well.
Grows tall fast and roots well in fine gravel, would advise buying a few and planting them whole as separating them was difficult. They look much better and bushier whole too, can make good hiding places if needed
Very pleased with my purchase, my plants look lovely in my planted vase , thank you.
No. It is an adaptable, easy-care plant that grows well without CO2 injection under medium light, making it suitable for low-tech planted aquariums.
It has a creeping and trailing habit, spreading horizontally and filling gaps between other plants in the midground. Some stems may grow more upright and can be trimmed back.
Yes. It is one of the more straightforward stem plants, tolerating a range of water conditions and growing well in low-tech set-ups.
Trim stems and replant cuttings. They root readily in the substrate and continue the creeping growth pattern.
It works well in aquariums from 40 litres upward, either as a midground filler plant or used in combination with upright stem species.
