Littorella Uniflora (American Shoreweed)

🌿 Littorella uniflora - American Shoreweed / US Micro Sword

Littorella uniflora, commonly known as American Shoreweed or US Micro Sword, is a compact, grass-like aquatic plant native to North America. It features narrow, bright green leaves that form low, dense clusters, making it an excellent foreground or transition plant for aquariums, paludariums, ponds, and riparium setups.

This species is especially valued for its versatility, thriving in both emersed and submerged conditions. When established, it spreads gradually via runners, creating a clean, natural look reminiscent of shoreline vegetation.

🌟 Key Features

• Fine, grass-like green leaves with a natural shoreline appearance

• Ideal for foreground placement in aquariums

• Can be grown emersed or submerged

• Spreads by runners under stable conditions

• Excellent choice for nature-style aquascapes and ripariums

🌱 Growth & Care

• Light: Medium to high

• CO₂: Not required (beneficial but optional)

• Growth Rate: Medium

• Placement: Foreground

• Care Level: Intermediate

• Propagation: Runners

📦 What You’ll Receive

Fresh, healthy Littorella uniflora cultivated and prepared by Aquarium Plants Factory®, available in multiple growth forms and pack sizes to suit different setups.

🌿 Growth Form Options

Bare-root Plants
Individual plants with exposed roots, ideal for planting directly into substrate.

Rooted Bunched
Multiple rooted plants bundled together with foam and a plant weight for easy placement.

Rooted Potted
Fully rooted plants grown in rockwool and secured in a net pot for maximum stability.

📦 Pack Options

1 Pack – Ideal for small tanks or accent planting
5 Pack – Great for foreground coverage
10 Pack – Best for larger aquariums or dense planting layouts

Plant quantity per pack may vary slightly based on size and growth form.

🖼️ Aquascaping Uses

• Foreground carpets with a wild, natural look

• Shoreline and riparium transitions

• Paludarium and pond margins

• Nature-style and biotope aquascapes

⚠️ Disclaimer

Submerged growth may differ in appearance from emersed growth as the plant adapts to underwater conditions. Temporary melting or leaf adjustment can occur during transition and is normal.

🚫 State Restrictions Notice ♻️ Be a Responsible Aquatic Plants Owner

Certain aquatic plants may be restricted or regulated in some U.S. states. Always check your local and state regulations before purchasing or introducing plants into natural waterways. Never release aquarium plants into the wild.