Water Lettuce and Duckweed Mix (Pistia stratiotes, Spirodela polyrhiza and lemna Minor)

• CLEAR WATER: Blocks light and feeds on the same nutirents as green water.
• GROWTH CHARACTERISTICS: Rapid multiplication rate makes it excellent for surface coverage.
• WATER PURIFICATION: Naturally absorbs heavy metals including copper from aquarium water, helping maintain optimal water quality
• ALGAE CONTROL: Dense floating coverage helps prevent algae growth by limiting light penetration while maintaining a natural aquatic environment
• CARE REQUIREMENTS: Highly adaptable and hardy plant that thrives in various water conditions with minimal maintenance needed

Dwarf water lettuce USA duck weed and duckweed mix snail and shrimp safe, great for taking toxins straight from the water. Great algae controller feeds on the same nutrients as algae and will out compete it! This is enough to cover large surface areas water lettuce and dwarf water lettuce are the same plant just called different when we put them in the aquarium these are suitable for fish tanks and ponds. Water lettuce will grow large in large ponds! If your suffering from green water in ponds and aquariums this is for you cover at least 60% of the pond/aquariums surface with shade/cover. This works great and will clear green water if too much light is the issue like in most cases, I don't run uv filters and have crystal clear water. A decorative floating aquatic, which can be used to dress an outside pond during the summer, then kept in an indoor aquarium when the temperatures start to drop. It has fabulous evergreen foliage, and pretty roots, which change colour from white to purple, then black as they mature. In tropical regions (where it originates from), it can be invasive, but here in the UK, the lower temperatures and colder winters prevent it from becoming a nuisance. Keep plants looking neat and tidy by removing older leaves. Remove plantlets, which develop on the slender stolons (runners) in spring. Maintain temperatures about 10C in winter. Does not like cold weather and will wither away please make sure temperature is right before putting in the pond.