Lace Plant

Lace Plant is an extraordinarily unique and highly sought-after aquatic plant, prized for its remarkable lattice-like leaves. Native to Madagascar, it can be grown in heated UK aquariums or as a tender seasonal feature in very still, warm ponds in sheltered, mild locations. Its submerged leaves have a distinctive open, web-like structure, giving it an ethereal appearance. It produces delicate white to pinkish flowers on a spike. This plant requires stable water conditions and a rich substrate, thriving in partial shade to full sun. A true collector's item for discerning aquatic enthusiasts.

Sun: Partial shade to full sun.

Soil: Rich, muddy loam.

Hardiness: H1B.

Flowering: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep.