The red stem invasive plant is a serious problem facing the environment today. It is an aggressive, fast-growing invasive species that can take over natural landscapes in a matter of weeks. Native to Asia, it was first introduced as an ornamental plant and quickly spread into wild areas. It has since become one of the most prolific and destructive weeds in North America and Europe. Red stem invasives are particularly troublesome due to their ability to displace native plants by forming dense monocultures which prevent light from reaching other vegetation below them. Additionally, their shallow root systems make them highly vulnerable to drought stress and wind damage while their large seed bank allows them to quickly reestablish themselves after disturbances such as fire or human management activities like mowing or herbicide application have been used. To combat this pervasive weed, regular monitoring for presence or increase is essential along with manual removal when possible followed up by chemical control measures if necessary.