Sagittaria sp. Narrow Leaf – Needle Leaf

Create a graceful underwater meadow with Sagittaria sp. Narrow Leaf, an attractive aquatic plant featuring slender, grass-like green leaves. Its delicate foliage and runner-based growth make it ideal for adding natural texture and depth to freshwater aquariums, from peaceful nature-style layouts to lush planted backgrounds.

Plant Care Guide

• Plant Name: Sagittaria sp. Narrow Leaf

• Common Name: Narrow Leaf Sagittaria, Needle Leaf Sagittaria

• Plant Type: Rooted, rosette-forming aquatic plant

• Appearance: Fine, narrow green leaves

• Placement: Midground to background; foreground in suitable layouts

• Lighting: Low to moderate; moderate lighting helps maintain healthy growth

• CO₂: Not essential, but supplementation can encourage faster, denser growth

• Growth Rate: Moderate to fast under suitable conditions

• Difficulty: Easy; suitable for beginners

• Substrate: Nutrient-rich substrate or root fertiliser supports healthy roots

• Propagation: Spreads through runners that produce new plantlets

• Maintenance: Remove damaged leaves and manage runners to control spreading

Planting Tips

Plant Sagittaria Narrow Leaf directly into aquarium substrate, keeping the crown at or just above the substrate surface. Give each plant enough space for its runners to spread and establish new growth.

Its narrow leaves create an elegant, grass-like appearance. Under suitable lighting, it can remain relatively compact, while lower light or different growing conditions may encourage taller foliage. CO₂ injection is optional, making it suitable for many low-tech aquariums.

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Add a delicate, grass-like texture to your aquascape! Order Sagittaria sp. Narrow Leaf from OhMleT Shoppe today.

Note: “Narrow Leaf” is a trade name commonly associated with the narrow-leaved form of Sagittaria subulata. Exact appearance and mature height may vary.