Madagascar Lace Plant

• Grows Tall
• Looks Unique
• Set It and Forget It

This species of aponogeton native to Madagascar gets its name from the structure the leaves grow in, displaying a beautiful skeletal latticework design throughout. Madagascar Lace plants are perennial plants and will go through a period where most of their leaves will die back, typically during the summer, then sprouting new larger leaves around the fall.  When planting Madagascar lace take care as to not fully bury the bulb in the substrate, burying about half the bulb will keep this plant happy and thriving.

• Scientific Name: aponogeton madagascariensis
• Skill Level: Easy
• Placement: Mid to Background
• Recommended Light: Low to Medium Light 10-35 PAR (click to see our PAR chart)
• Co2 Requirement: none
• Preferred Fertilizer: Liquid - Easy Green Fertilizer

***Being a natural product, sizes can vary from what is shown.***