Water Wisteria is an impressive example of the adaptability of leaves above and below the waterline. Emersed leaves have a simple shape with slightly serrated edges; submersed leaves tend to look more like feathers. This gives them a lovely filigree look. H. difformis is best showcased in a mix with simple leaf shapes. These plants are easy to cultivate, which of course makes them even more attractive. Propagation is very easy: remove offshoots from the main stem and replant.
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Narrow-leaved rosette plant for the foreground
In a pot
Fast growing stem plant for the background
In the clay ring
Plant with strong wavy leaves
Tuber with shoots
Ornamental stem plant, also growing on wood
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