Sagittaria Subulata (Dwarf Sagittaria)

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Dwarf Sagittaria is a popular foreground plant that adds subtle depth to the aquascape — it can also grow tall enough to work as a mid- or background accent. Easy to care for and g reat for beginners, with bright green, wide-blade grass-like leaves. Can be grown emersed or submersed; a mature plant can send a stem to the surface and bloom small white flowers. Skill Level Easy CO2 Not Required (grows faster with it) Requires Aqua Soil No — tolerates hard, alkaline water Type Rooted (Grass) Max Height 4-12" Placement Foreground to midground/background Light Level Moderate (thrives with higher light; approx. 30-70 PAR) Origin North/South America Other High light may bring out red tones. Insufficient iron causes sickly, yellow leaves. Care & Planting: Propagates readily on its own and will form a thick carpet if left alone. To propagate manually, pinch off runners and plant into substrate. Show more