Plant ID

[Fishey bricks]

I found this plant in a local lake, it appears to be a Sagittaria. But can someone give a positive ID? It was growing in about one foot of water.

This plant I found in a local pond.



I think is pearl weed but please correct me if I wrong.

 

[skywhitney]

that looks exactly like the sag that I used to keep in my tank. Not sure about the pearl weed as I have no experience with it.

 

[Fishey bricks]

Thanks for the responds skywhitney, Do you know what can of sag that you had in your tank?

Also does anyone know what the second plant is?

 

[Fishey bricks]

Any one?

 

[Stelt]

Here's a pic of my "dwarf sag" it gets around 10 inches long? Not sure what you got there but it looks like mine a bit.

 

[Fishey bricks]

No, I don't think it dwarf. I have dwarf sag growing in the foreground of the picture. The leaves of the mystery sag are about half an inch, while the dwarf's leaves are about a fourth of an inch.
When I collected it was growing in about a foot of water in a spring feed lake.

 

[Stelt]

Could it be broad leaf sag??


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[Fishey bricks]

Could it be broad leaf sag??


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Maybe, I guess to know for sure I need to wait for it grow out.


Also any one have an ideas on what the second plant is? or growing care for it?
It grows well emersed but I haven't had much luck with It submersed.

 

[rockyofhockey]

Here's a pic of my "dwarf sag" it gets around 10 inches long? Not sure what you got there but it looks like mine a bit.

I believe that is "giant sag" giant sage does get up to 10 inches and looks exactly like yours....

To the OP your first pic is with out a doubt dwarf sag


Rockyofhockey _/.\_