Marsilea Mutica

Type of plant: Hardy

Plant size: Small

Depth: 0-40 cm.

Flower type and color: Small red-brown

Leaf spread: 0,5-1,0 meter

Flowering: Not flowering

Characteristics and comment: 

Marsilea mutica: A Jewel for Your Pond

Elegance and Utility for Your Water Garden

Marsilea mutica, also known as Australian water clover, is an aquatic fern native to Australia and New Caledonia. It is distinguished by its fascinating four-lobed leaves, bright green with reddish streaks, that float on the water surface creating a decorative carpet similar to that of water lilies.

In addition to its unparalleled aesthetic value, Marsilea mutica offers numerous benefits for the health of your pond:

• Water purification: Its leaves absorb excess nutrients, helping to prevent algae growth and keep the water clear and clean.
• Oxygen production: Through photosynthesis, Marsilea mutica produces oxygen, essential for the life of fish and other aquatic organisms.
• Safe habitat creation: Its dense mats of leaves provide shelter and shade for fish and other small animals, creating an ideal aquatic environment.
• Easy to grow: Marsilea mutica is a robust and adaptable plant that thrives in a variety of conditions. It requires no special care and propagates easily, forming dense colonies quickly.

A versatile beauty for every pond

Marsilea mutica is an excellent choice for ponds of all shapes and sizes. It can be used in both sunny and partially shaded areas and adapts to different water depths. Its versatile nature makes it ideal for natural gardens, ornamental ponds, and even aquariums.

Add a touch of refinement and functionality to your pond with Marsilea mutica. Let yourself be captivated by its timeless beauty and its benefits for the aquatic ecosystem.

Blog with cultivation information
YouTube channel with informational video for cultivation