This Sagittaria species is a fast-growing plant that can quickly fill a great amount of space in the aquarium!
The Narrowleaf Sagittaria (Sagittaria subulata), also known as Dwarf Arrowhead, is a versatile and hardy aquatic plant that can be used as a foreground, midground, or even background plant depending on tank conditions. It features thin, grass-like leaves that sway gently in the water, creating a natural, flowing effect. Under the right conditions, this plant may even send up tall, flowering shoots above the water’s surface, adding a unique aesthetic to aquascapes.
Grown in sterile tissue culture, this plant is 100% pest-free, disease-free.
| Plant Type | Narrowleaf Sagittaria (Sagittaria subulata) |
|---|---|
| Common Name | Dwarf Arrowhead |
| Growth Habit | Fast-growing, grass-like foliage |
| Usage | Foreground, midground, or background |
| Flowering | May produce tall flowering shoots above water |
| Growth Method | Tissue culture |
| Health Status | Pest-free, disease-free |
FAQ
Can this plant grow in both soft and hard water?
Yes, Dwarf Arrowhead thrives in a variety of water conditions, including both soft and hard water, as long as the pH and temperature are within the recommended range for aquatic plants.
Does it require special lighting?
It grows well under standard aquarium lighting, but brighter light promotes faster growth and more frequent flowering.
How deep should I plant it in the substrate?
Plant the roots in the substrate at a depth of about 1 to 2 cm, ensuring the base of the plant is fully in contact with the substrate for stability.
Megan Manning –
I’ve had this plant in my 55-gallon tank for three months. It grows quickly and fills the foreground nicely. The leaves are thin and graceful, and I’ve seen a few flowering shoots above the water. No pests or diseases so far. Easy to maintain.
Felicity Paige –
The tissue culture method makes a big difference. The plant arrived healthy and free of any issues. It’s been growing steadily and looks natural in my planted tank. I love the flowing effect of the leaves.
Carl Davies –
Grew well in my tank with standard lighting. The plant spreads fast and covers the bottom area nicely. I didn’t see any flowering yet, but it’s still developing. Overall, very satisfied with the quality.