Glossostigma cleistanthum

Scientific Name
Glossostigma cleistanthum
Type
Native
Plant Life-form Type
Submerged short
Taxonomy
WR Barker
Presence
North and South Islands
Habitat
Shallow water or muddy margins of lakes, ponds and rivers
Temperature (°C)
up to 28
Hardness (ppm)
Hardy
Difficulty
Easy
Propagation
Stem fragments which root at the nodes, creeping/prostrate stems or seed. Transplanting a small section from an existing turf/mat of plants
Features
A prostrate herb that forms loose mats. The leaves are entire 10 to 20 mm long, linear or linear spathulate and 0.5 to 1.5 mm wide. The leaf petioles (stems) are about the same length as the leaf. The flowers are ca 2 mm in diameter and pink to purple with two stamens.
Source
TIFBIS
Synonym
G. submersum Petrie
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