Flag: Ophiopogon pusillus (dwarf mondo grass) is not a true submersed aquatic plant. It is grown emersed and is best suited to paludariums, riparium ledges, or terrarium/bog setups rather than a fully submersed planted aquarium.
| Skill Level |
Moderate |
| CO2 |
Not Required |
| Requires Aqua Soil |
No — standard potting/garden soil is preferred |
| Type |
Rooted (Grass) — emersed/paludarium use |
| Max Height |
1-2" |
| Placement |
Foreground (paludarium/riparium, above or at the waterline — not intended for full submersion) |
| Light Level |
Medium to High |
| Origin |
East Asia |
| Other |
Forms dense, grass-like turf; commonly used in paludariums and terrariums rather than submersed tanks. |
Care & Planting: Plant in moist, well-draining soil above the waterline or on a humid riparium ledge. Keep consistently moist but not submerged for extended periods. Divide clumps to propagate.
