Hi,
Yup, the plant is Lobelia Cardinalis indeed. As quoted from the
Plant Finder at APC :
It tends to produce many white roots at the nodes, which will have to be concealed with careful pruning. Pruning should be done by topping and replanting the tops. At one time I let it grew tall, with a lot of white root at the nodes (same as taipan's, see mine
here and
here), but then I keep trimming it, now the plant producing a lot of sideshoots and more compact...it will grow tall if you let it..

Since this plant have quite intensive root system, some root tab will surely help...and intense ligthing makes this plant grow more compact between nodes, IME...
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Originally Posted by Kevin
This picture does look more like it, but the leaves are darker color in tone (could be lack of Co2 or light)...
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Maybe it is still in emersed form (well maybe semi..hehe)..that is why some lower leaves are darker...how long since you planted it?..
Regards