Snowflake Lily White Flower (Nymphoides Indica)

Snowflake Lily White Flower (Nymphoides Indica)

$9.99

2 in stock

Description

Sale is for a bare rooted plant

Water Snowflake (Nymphoides indica)

Description: Water Snowflake, scientifically known as Nymphoides indica, is a captivating aquatic plant native to tropical and subtropical regions. It features small, heart-shaped leaves that float on the water’s surface, creating a charming lily pad effect. The plant is named for its delicate, white, snowflake-like flowers that bloom throughout the growing season, adding a touch of elegance to any water garden or pond.

Care Guide:

  • Lighting: Water Snowflake thrives in full sun to part shade. Adequate sunlight is essential for healthy growth and prolific flowering.
  • Water Conditions: This plant prefers to be submerged in 12-24 inches (30-60 cm) of water. It grows best in organically rich, sandy loams or containers.
  • Nutrients: Regular feeding with a slow-release aquatic fertilizer will provide the necessary nutrients for optimal growth. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for best results.
  • CO2: CO2 supplementation is not required for Water Snowflake, but it can enhance growth and overall health in more advanced setups.
  • Trimming: Regular trimming helps maintain the plant’s shape and prevents it from overtaking other plants. Remove any dead or decaying leaves to keep the plant healthy.
  • Placement: Ideal for ponds and water gardens, Water Snowflake can create a stunning visual effect with its floating leaves and delicate flowers.
  • Propagation: Propagation is straightforward through plantlets produced at the leaves. Simply separate the plantlets and plant them in the substrate to encourage new growth.

Water Snowflake is a beautiful addition to any aquatic setup, offering both aesthetic appeal and ease of care. Its unique foliage and charming flowers make it a favorite among water garden enthusiasts.

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