# Plant
Bacopa Plant
Bacopa, also known as Brahmi, belongs to the botanical family Plantaginaceae. These perennial plants are native to America, India, and Southeast Asia. The plant grows best in bright or partial light and moist soil. The flowers are white-pink, bell-shaped in the axil of the leaves.
The leaves of these plants are edible and used in salad or cooked as a vegetable. Bacopa attracts a large number of pollinators such as butterflies, moths, and songbirds. The plant also has wildlife value as it acts as a host plant to the white peacock butterfly.
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Bacopa Foliage in Low Light
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Single Bacopa Flower Among Green Leaves
Bacopa Ground Cover with Tiny White Flowers
Bacopa Ground Cover Along Sandy Border
Dew-Covered Bacopa Leaves with White Flowers
Bacopa Plant Cluster Floating on Water
Bacopa Mound Growing in Pond Water
Bacopa Bed Beside Reflective Water Surface
Aerial View of Bacopa Growing on Water Feature
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