Sagittaria subulata in vitro

Sagittaria subulata (In Vitro)

Specifications:

• Plant Name: Sagittaria subulata (In Vitro)
• Plant Type: Freshwater aquatic rosette / carpeting plant
• Origin: South America
• Height: Approx. 10–30 cm depending on conditions
• Light Requirement: Low to medium lighting
• CO₂: Not required, but beneficial
• Placement: Foreground or midground

Overview:

Sagittaria subulata is a hardy and fast-spreading aquarium plant known for its long, narrow, grass-like leaves and natural meadow appearance. Supplied in an in-vitro cup, this plant is grown in sterile laboratory conditions, ensuring it is free from pests, algae, and snails.

Its adaptable growth makes it suitable for both foreground and midground placement, where it can form dense, grassy patches or taller stands depending on lighting and nutrient levels. Sagittaria subulata is a popular choice for beginners due to its resilience and ease of care.

Care and Growth:

This plant grows well under low to moderate lighting and is well suited to low-tech aquariums. While CO₂ injection is not essential, supplementation and a nutrient-rich substrate can encourage shorter, denser growth. Regular fertilisation supports healthy leaf development.

Sagittaria subulata propagates readily via runners, spreading across the substrate once established. Growth can be controlled by trimming taller leaves or removing excess runners as needed.

Key Features:

• Grass-like plant with long, narrow leaves
• Hardy and easy to grow, ideal for beginners
• In vitro grown—free from pests, algae, and snails
• Suitable for foreground or midground placement
• Spreads quickly via runners
• Adaptable to a wide range of aquarium conditions

Plant only. Aquarium and accessories not included.