Myriophyllum pinnatum

In general 2-3 sheets form a pseudovericia and another sheet is almost always inserted a little higher on the rod. Plants in their natural environment, develop leaves measuring up to 4 cm long and made up of around twenty filiform segments. Usually cultivated in fresh water but can be cultivated in tropical aquariums. The illumination must be average. No suspended materials in water. Prefer a good filtering and good bustle of water.

Myriophyllum pinnatum, also known as myriophyll with ears, is a common aquatic plant found in fresh waters across North America. It has feather -like leaves and floating stems that develop on the surface of the water. The leaves are generally green and measure approximately 2.5 centimeters long, with many fine segments. The flowers of the plant are small and white, and generally appear in summer. Myriophyllum pinnatum is often used in aquariums to add color and life to water.