Zealandia – Lilaeopsis Novae-Zelandiae
Zealandia Chain Sword
- Type: Carpeter/Creeper/Chain Sword
- Care: Average
- Growth Rate: Average
- Lighting: Medium to Very High
- Propagation: Each strand sends out runner plants and spreads into a carpet
- Colour: Green
- Latin Name: Lilaeopsis novae-zelandiae
Great for aquariums and ponds. For those of you with ponds: Pot this one and place it in a semi-shallow area near the edge surface of the water. If your pond is dirted then plant near the edge in the shallow areas.
Please note that this plant is sold as a bunch, size of the bunch will vary dependent on season/time of year.
Photo for illustration purposes only, but very similar in size and style.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Carpeter/Creeper/Chain Sword |
| Care Level | Average |
| Growth Rate | Average |
| Light Requirement | Medium to Very High |
| Propagation Method | Each strand sends out runner plants and spreads into a carpet |
| Color | Green |
| Scientific Name | Lilaeopsis novae-zelandiae |
FAQ
How should I care for the Zealandia Chain Sword in my pond?
Place the plant in a semi-shallow area near the edge of the pond. If the pond has soil, plant it in shallow zones along the edge. Ensure medium to very high lighting conditions for optimal growth.
Does the Zealandia spread on its own?
Yes, each strand sends out runner plants and naturally spreads into a carpet-like formation over time.
Is this plant suitable for aquariums?
Yes, it is well-suited for aquariums and can be potted and placed in shallow water areas.
Katherine Welch –
The Zealandia grows well in my pond with medium light. It spreads nicely and forms a green carpet along the edge. Easy to maintain and looks natural.
Michael Langdon –
I planted it in a shallow corner of my pond. It adapted quickly and started sending out runners after a few weeks. Good for adding texture.
Irene Johnston –
Perfect for a natural look in a pond. The green color blends well with the surroundings. Grows steadily without needing much attention.