Narrow Leaf Sagittaria Subulata 

Narrow Leaf Sagittaria Subulata originates from the coastal areas of the Eastern United States. It is a grass-like plant with long, narrow, and green leaves.

Care & Maintenance for Sagittaria Subulata

Sagittaria Subulata is a hardy plant that will do well in most aquariums. Under good conditions, it will propagate quickly through runners and will grassy-like fields in your aquarium. Subulata should be planted in the foreground or midground of the aquarium.

• Minimum Lighting Required: Moderate
• Temperature Range: 64-82°F
• Tank Placement: Foreground-Midground

Subulata looks best when planted in groups and allowed to spread through runners. While intense lighting is not required, the plant will grow and look best appreciate under good light and when planted in rich substrate. Subulata does not require supplemental CO2 fertilization although the plant will grow much faster if it is provided. The plant will also benefit from liquid fertilizers or fertilization tabs. Subulata is one of the plants that will grow well even in high pH environment.

Sagittaria Subulata is also availabale in other forms, including Dwarf Sagittaria Subulata.

Plants at Modern Aquarium

At Modern Aquarium, we strive to bring you healthy, beautiful specimens in every order. While the photos on our website are just examples of what you will receive, we do examine each plant in person before shipping it to you. If you have any questions about what to expect from your order, how to plant your new specimen, or the best starter plants for your tank, reach out to us any time!