[16bitBoomBap]

Can anyone help me identify this plant?
I got this tissue culture from a local shop in LA called “Nature aquarium”
The owner is Japanese and has a huge selection of rare tissue cultures.
When I built my new setup, he made recommendations for background plants and included this one in my purchase. Unfortunately, I cannot for the life of me remember what this one is called, and the label didn’t have a name on the tissue culture pot. Please help! I would love to know what this is and how I can nurture it to flourish in my tank

I apologize for the poor picture quality, it’s tucked away in the back in a awkward position, and zooming only makes this worse.

 

[jellopuddinpop]

Looks to me like Limnophila Aromatica

 

[16bitBoomBap]

Looks to me like Limnophila Aromatica

I’ve found pogostemon erectus to be a lot more similar..
This reply pointed me in the right direction though, much appreciated

 

[Tinanti]

Are there fine vertical grooves on the stem, or not?

 

[16bitBoomBap]

Are there fine vertical grooves on the stem, or not?

Yes, ever so slightly.. they’re still pretty young.. but you can see vertical lines

 

[Tinanti]

It's either Pogostemon erectus or green Rotala mexicana. The latter always has the faint vertical grooves on the stem. Would like to see more photos as it grows in.