Carbeth Plants Acorus Gramineus Variegatus - 9cm Pot

It should be placed in shallow water, no deeper than 10cm, to ensure the crown receives enough light and oxygen.

It is not considered invasive, though it will spread slowly through its rhizomatous roots.

Yes, provided the soil is kept consistently damp or boggy. It will struggle in standard, well-draining garden soil.

Usually, the nutrients present in pond water or aquatic soil are sufficient. Excessive fertilizer can encourage algae in your pond.

It is hardy, but if your pond is prone to freezing solid, ensure the base of the plant is protected or deep enough that the roots do not freeze completely.

This is usually caused by the soil drying out. Ensure the plant is placed in a consistently moist or shallow water environment.

The plant may be receiving too much shade. Try moving it to a location with more sunlight to improve leaf color.