Hygrophila salicifolia

Flower name
Hygrophila salicifolia
Scientific name
Hygrophila salicifolia
Alias荻の爪
Place of originJapan
Place of floweringRiver, pond
Flowering seasonAugust, September, October, November

What is Hygrophila salicifolia

Hygrophila salicifolia, or Ogino tsume , scientific name:Hygrophila salicifolia, is native to Japan and is a perennial herb in the family Acanthaceae, native to wild fields of southern Japan. Native to paddy fields in southern Japan. Although it is a weed, it also becomes an aquarium plant. The leaves are long, linear lanceolate, counterattaching. From summer to autumn, lilac florets bunch on the axils to bloom.

Generic name: Hygrophila salicifolia,, Scientific name: Hygrophila salicifolia, Habitat: Southern Japan , Environment: paddy fields, wetlands, life type: perennials, plant height: 30 cm, stem cross-section: square, leaf color: green, leaf shape: linear lanceolate, leaf length: long, leaf order: opposite, flower color: light purple, Inflorescence: August-November, Floral: None, Inflorescence: Bunch on axils, Use: Aquarium aquatic plants and weeds.