Sagittaria montevidensis seeds

🌿 A robust and decorative aquatic plant

There Sagittaria montevidensis Arrowhead, also known as Montevideo arrowhead, is an aquatic plant prized for its ability to establish itself permanently in wetlands. It forms vigorous clumps that naturally structure the edges of ponds and shallow waters.

🌱 Easy germination thanks to a simple method

To germinate the seeds, simply place them spaced apart on well-moistened seed-starting mix or between two layers of damp paper towels or cotton. Exposed to light, the seeds germinate easily. Once sprouted, they can be transplanted into individual pots filled with seed-starting mix, maintaining consistent moisture throughout.

💧 Ideal for ponds, pools and waterlogged soils

Sagittaria montevidensis thrives in very humid environments and grows both at the edge of ponds and in just a few centimeters of water. It adapts well to waterlogged soils and helps create a harmonious and natural aquatic space.

❄️ Remarkable hardiness down to -20°C

Once mature, this aquatic plant proves to be very resilient, able to withstand temperatures as low as -20°C. This makes it a sustainable species, adapted even to regions with harsh winters.