Parrot feather bunch stem plant - (Hardy, No CO2 Required, No Fertilizers Required)

Grows from, a rooted stem emergent, out of the water.

• Plant: aquatic plant with stout elongate stems suspended in the water column and/or floating; both stems and submerged leaves may be reddish tinted; gray-green tips of the stems with leaves may protrude above the water.
• Leaves: well-developed, finely pinnately divided, in whorls of mostly five with smooth leaf margins.
• Flowers, fruits and seeds: flowers and fruits, if present emerge from axils of leaves.
• Spreads: vegetatively from whole plants or fragments; it can be dispersed by people dumping aquaria into rivers and ponds and by animals carrying fruits and fragments on their bodies.
• Look-alikes: many species of submerged aquatic plants including non-native invasive Eurasian water-milfoil (Myriophyllum spicatum), and native species such as Northern water-milfoil (M. sibiricum), coontail (Ceratophyllum dmersum) and water marigold (Megalodonta beckii).

All plants are grown without Co2 or fertilizers to ensure their hardiness. These hardy, easy-to-care-for plants will make a beautiful addition to any aquascape.

Benefits of Naturally Grown Aquatic Plants:

• No Co2 Required 
• No Fertilizer Required
• Hardy Aquarium Plants
• Easy to grow
• Low maintenance