Description
Marsilea crenata comes from the Asian and Australian tropics. Its emerged form sprouts the "four-leafed clover" leaves typical for clover ferns. Under water it develops into a nice low-growing lawn with small roundish leaves.
New leafes of Marsilea have brown color. Those leafes are not rotten or dead.
Marsilea crenata is a widely-spread water clover distributed in South-East Asia and Australia (Northern Territory, northern and central-eastern Queensland).
Source
Flowgrow
Characteristic
Forms very small leaves
Submersed leaves are roundish, on a stalk
Forms a 1-3 cm high and close carpet
New leafes with brown color
Complete Botanical Name
Marsílea crenáta C. Presl
Family
Marsileaceae
Genus
Marsilea
Category
Ground Cover
General Hardness
0-30 °dGH
Propagation
Runners, Splitting, Cutting off daughter plants
Can Grow Emersed?
yes
Aquascaping
forms a small-leaved carpet
