Lagenandra Keralansis

You will receive: 1 pot, ready for planting — freshly delivered from the nursery.

✅ Level: Easy — Lagenandra Keralensis is a versatile rhizome plant that grows on wood or stone as well as in the substrate — and can even tolerate cooler temperatures.

Originating from the state of Kerala in South-West India, Lagenandra Keralensis is one of the most adaptable Lagenandra species. It tolerates a wide temperature range, grows on wood, stone, or in the substrate, making it an excellent choice for various aquarium setups.

🌿 Plant specifications

🚚 Delivery & warranty

• Freshly delivered from the nursery — ready for planting
• Shipping Tuesday or Friday → Read more about shipping
• Delivery with track & trace, usually within 1–2 business days
• Received dead? We'll solve it together. Contact us within 24 hours of receipt with a photo.
• Free shipping from €59,-

✂️ Care

Attach Lagenandra Keralensis to wood or stone, or plant it in the substrate — ensure the rhizome is not covered. It is undemanding and also tolerates cooler temperatures (from 15°C), making it suitable for unheated aquariums. Use Sera Florena as liquid plant fertilizer.

💡 Planting tip

Thanks to its wide temperature range, Keralensis is also suitable for coldwater aquariums or seasonal setups. It combines beautifully with other Lagenandra species or Anubias for a varied foreground.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Can this plant be kept in an unheated aquarium?
Yes, Lagenandra Keralensis tolerates temperatures from 15°C, making it one of the few tropical aquarium plants that also thrives in colder setups.

Should I plant the rhizome in the substrate?
No, the rhizome should not be covered — this can cause rotting. Attach the plant to wood or stone, or plant only the roots in the substrate.

My plant arrived yellow or limp — is that normal?
Yes, this is transport stress and almost always temporary. Give the plant 1–2 weeks to acclimatize. For persistent problems: contact us.

Is this plant shrimp-friendly?
Yes, completely shrimp-friendly and a popular hiding place for shrimp and small fish.

Do you have another question? Feel free to contact us — we are happy to help you make the right choice for your aquarium.