Mermaid Weed (Proserpinaca Palustris) Aquarium Plants Factory

Proserpinaca Palustris, commonly known as Mermaid Weed, is a unique and versatile plant that adds a touch of exotic elegance to any aquarium or paludarium. Native to North America, this plant is highly sought after in the aquascaping community for its distinctive appearance and adaptability.

Mermaid Weed features slender leaves that transform from a deep green in low-light conditions to a striking copper-red under high lighting, offering a dynamic display in your aquatic environment. This characteristic makes it a favorite among hobbyists for creating eye-catching contrasts and focal points in their tanks.

Ideal for both beginners and experts, Proserpinaca Palustris thrives in a wide range of water conditions. It grows well in both soft and hard water, with a preferred pH range of 6.0 to 7.5. For optimal growth and color development, medium to high lighting and CO2 supplementation are recommended.

Proserpinaca Palustris is also known for its ease of propagation. Simply cut the stem and replant the cuttings in the substrate to encourage new growth. This makes it easy to maintain and shape according to your aquascape design.

Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Mermaid Weed plays a vital role in the aquarium ecosystem. It helps in oxygenating the water and provides shelter for fish and invertebrates, enhancing the overall health and diversity of your aquatic habitat.

In summary, Proserpinaca Palustris, with its stunning color transformation and easy care, is a delightful addition to any planted tank, offering both visual beauty and ecological benefits.

• Sold as loose Fresh-cut plants, Bunched plants, or Potted plants
• Fresh-cut plants | Approx. 6 stems, loose fresh-cut stems without root
• Bunched plants | Approx. 6 fresh-cut stems without root, bundled with foam, and lead weight
• Potted plants | Approx. 6 fresh-cut stems without root, potted with net pot and rockwool

Disclaimer: Pictures are not the actual plants you will receive, but a sample representation. Unless specific, we don’t guarantee aquatic plants will be free of pests, and pesticides, grow emerged, or submerge.