Play It Koi Water Lettuce

Yes, this plant is a favorite snack for koi. While it provides excellent shade and filtration, keep in mind that your fish may graze on the roots and leaves, so you may need to replenish the plants periodically.

No, Blue Cloud Water Lettuce is a free-floating aquatic plant. It does not require any soil or substrate; it simply floats on the surface of your pond and absorbs nutrients directly from the water.

It is a fast-growing species that reproduces by sending out plantlets on slender stems. In optimal conditions with plenty of sunlight, it can cover the surface of your pond quickly, so you should be prepared to thin it out regularly to prevent it from taking over.

While it is primarily intended for outdoor ponds, it can survive in an indoor aquarium if you provide very high-intensity lighting and excellent air circulation. However, it generally thrives best in the natural sunlight and open air of an outdoor pond environment.

Absolutely. The dense, feathery root system hangs below the surface, acting as a natural filter that absorbs excess nutrients from the water, which can help reduce algae growth and improve overall water clarity.