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Live Dwarf Water Lettuce - Pistia Stratiotes, Floating Aquarium Plants (15 Plants)

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About this item

  • LIVE PLANTS: Package includes healthy water lettuce plants (Pistia stratiotes) ready for immediate introduction to your aquatic environment
  • FLOATING VARIETY: Natural floating plants that develop extensive root systems, providing shelter and natural filtration in your aquarium
  • EASY CARE: Low-maintenance aquatic plants that thrive in still or slow-moving water with moderate to bright indirect light
  • SIZE DETAILS: Dwarf variety reaches approximately 1-3 inches in diameter when fully grown, perfect for smaller setups
  • VERSATILE USE: Ideal for ponds, aquariums, and water gardens, these plants help reduce algae growth by competing for nutrients
  • For this plants, the roots may fall off, and some leaves can turn yellow during transit. In this case, please place them into the water as soon as possible, and they will reestablish themselves.


Transform your aquarium into a lush water garden with these live Dwarf Water Lettuce plants (Pistia stratiotes). This pack of floating aquatic plants creates an attractive natural canopy on your water's surface, perfect for adding dimension and visual interest to your aquatic setup. The rosette-shaped plants feature soft, light green leaves with distinctive veining and trailing roots that provide shelter for small fish and fry. Water lettuce thrives in still or slow-moving water, making it ideal for both indoor aquariums and outdoor ponds. These plants multiply naturally in proper conditions, helping to maintain water quality by absorbing excess nutrients. Each plant measures roughly 1-3 inches in diameter when mature. For best results, place in water temperatures between 70-80°F under moderate lighting. This versatile floating plant works well in community tanks and can help create natural hiding spots for shy fish species.


Ashley Metz
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2025
Not nearly as much plant as the picture shows. Not worth the money for the few leaves you get.