Wetplants Lizard Tail Plant

You can do either. While it arrives in a 2-inch pot, you can transplant it into a larger aquatic basket with aquatic soil or plant it directly into the shallow margins of your pond if the water depth is suitable.

Lizard Tail is a marginal plant, meaning it prefers shallow water. It grows best in water depths ranging from 0 to 6 inches, or simply in consistently moist, boggy soil at the water's edge.

Yes, it is quite hardy. With a hardiness zone range of 4-11, it is capable of surviving freezing temperatures in most regions, provided the roots do not dry out completely during the winter months.

It is adaptable to both partial and full sun. While it will grow in partial shade, you will generally see more vigorous growth and more abundant flower spikes if it receives at least a few hours of direct sunlight daily.

Lizard Tail acts as a natural biological filter. Its root system absorbs excess nutrients from the water, which helps starve algae of the food it needs to bloom, keeping your pond water clearer.