Acorus gramineus Variegatus

This large plant, grassy produces many steep, battleships with a green base and two to three white stripes along the whole sheet. This plant can survive up to a submerged year and grow in most floors. In immersed potted pot, it produces large thick roots that feed on water nutrients. In a reasonable substrate and with at least half of the foliage out of the water, it spreads quickly by producing new grows leaving for the base. If it is kept underwater too long, the oldest leaves deteriorate and must be removed. A similar variety, Acorus Gramineus var. Aureovariegatus, has yellow scratches and slightly wider leaves.