LoveWatergardens Mojito Taro

Yes, it is a marginal plant, meaning it thrives when its roots are submerged in shallow water. You can place the pot directly on a pond shelf or ledge where the water depth is just a few inches.

Actually, it prefers part sun to full shade. Too much direct, intense sunlight can sometimes scorch the leaves, so a spot with dappled light or afternoon shade is ideal for keeping the foliage healthy and vibrant.

Because this is a tender plant hardy only in zones 8-12, it cannot survive freezing temperatures. In colder climates, you should bring the container indoors or into a frost-free garage for the winter, keeping the soil moist until spring.

You can expect the Mojito Taro to reach a mature size of about 36 inches in both height and spread. Give it enough space in your container or garden bed to accommodate this growth throughout the summer.

Absolutely. While it is excellent for water features, it also performs beautifully in standard containers as long as you keep the soil consistently moist. It is a great choice for adding a tropical look to a patio or deck.