Marsilea hirsuta in vitro

Marsilea hirsuta (In Vitro)

Specifications:

• Plant Name: Marsilea hirsuta (In Vitro)
• Plant Type: Freshwater aquatic carpeting plant
• Origin: Australia
• Height: Approx. 3–10 cm
• Light Requirement: Low to medium lighting
• CO₂: Not required, but beneficial
• Placement: Foreground

Overview:

Marsilea hirsuta is a versatile and adaptable carpeting plant, known for its clover-like leaves that can vary in shape depending on growth conditions. Supplied in an in-vitro cup, this plant is grown in sterile laboratory conditions, ensuring it is free from pests, algae, and snails.

Under higher light and stable conditions, Marsilea hirsuta grows low and compact, making it ideal for creating a natural foreground carpet. In lower light, it may develop taller leaves, adding a more varied, natural look to the aquarium.

Care and Growth:

This plant is well suited to low-tech aquariums and grows comfortably under low to moderate lighting. CO₂ injection is not essential, but supplementation can encourage faster spreading and lower growth. A nutrient-rich substrate supports healthy development.

Marsilea hirsuta spreads via runners once established, gradually covering the foreground area. Growth is steady and manageable, making it a good choice for beginners.

Key Features:

• Adaptable carpeting plant with clover-like leaves
• Suitable for low-tech aquariums
• In vitro grown—free from pests, algae, and snails
• Forms a natural carpet over time
• Low to medium light requirements
• Spreads via runners once established

Plant only. Aquarium and accessories not included.