Echinodorus cordIfolius 'Tropical Marble Queen' -Bare Root - WL534
Echinodorus cordifolius ‘Tropical Marble Queen’ – (Variegated Sword Plant)
Stunning marbled leaves with vibrant contrast — a rare, eye-catching centerpiece for premium aquascapes.
Echinodorus cordifolius ‘Tropical Marble Queen’ is a unique variegated sword plant prized for its beautiful marbled leaves featuring shades of green, cream, and light yellow. This striking pattern creates a bold visual contrast, instantly elevating the look of any planted aquarium.
As a larger-growing Echinodorus, it makes an excellent centerpiece or background focal plant, bringing structure, height, and a touch of rarity to your aquascape.
Sold bare root ,well-rooted, this plant establishes quickly and thrives with minimal effort when provided with proper nutrients.
Key Features
- Distinct marbled/variegated leaves – rare and highly decorative
- Unique mix of green, cream, and light yellow tones
- Larger-growing sword plant for strong visual structure
- Potted & established – faster, easier transition
- Hardy and adaptable to a range of tank conditions
What You’ll Receive
- 1x Echinodorus ‘Tropical Marble Queen’
- Healthy plant with established roots and multiple leaves
- Aquarium-ready (submerged or adaptable growth form)
Care Requirements
| Parameter | Recommended Range |
|---|---|
| Lighting | Medium |
| CO₂ | Optional |
| Growth Rate | Moderate |
| Temperature | 22–28°C |
| pH | 6.0–7.5 |
Aquascaping Tips
- Use as a centerpiece or background plant to anchor your layout
- Best planted in nutrient-rich substrate for optimal growth
- Add root tabs regularly to maintain vibrant coloration
- Pair with darker plants for maximum contrast and visual impact
Important Notes
- Variegation may vary depending on lighting and nutrients
- Can grow large in optimal conditions — allow space
- Some leaf melt may occur during transition
Why Customers Love It
- Rare marbled sword plant not commonly found
- Adds bold contrast and premium look to aquascapes
- Easy-care plant with high visual reward
Original: $9.27
-65%$9.27
$3.24

Description
Echinodorus cordifolius ‘Tropical Marble Queen’ – (Variegated Sword Plant)
Stunning marbled leaves with vibrant contrast — a rare, eye-catching centerpiece for premium aquascapes.
Echinodorus cordifolius ‘Tropical Marble Queen’ is a unique variegated sword plant prized for its beautiful marbled leaves featuring shades of green, cream, and light yellow. This striking pattern creates a bold visual contrast, instantly elevating the look of any planted aquarium.
As a larger-growing Echinodorus, it makes an excellent centerpiece or background focal plant, bringing structure, height, and a touch of rarity to your aquascape.
Sold bare root ,well-rooted, this plant establishes quickly and thrives with minimal effort when provided with proper nutrients.
Key Features
- Distinct marbled/variegated leaves – rare and highly decorative
- Unique mix of green, cream, and light yellow tones
- Larger-growing sword plant for strong visual structure
- Potted & established – faster, easier transition
- Hardy and adaptable to a range of tank conditions
What You’ll Receive
- 1x Echinodorus ‘Tropical Marble Queen’
- Healthy plant with established roots and multiple leaves
- Aquarium-ready (submerged or adaptable growth form)
Care Requirements
| Parameter | Recommended Range |
|---|---|
| Lighting | Medium |
| CO₂ | Optional |
| Growth Rate | Moderate |
| Temperature | 22–28°C |
| pH | 6.0–7.5 |
Aquascaping Tips
- Use as a centerpiece or background plant to anchor your layout
- Best planted in nutrient-rich substrate for optimal growth
- Add root tabs regularly to maintain vibrant coloration
- Pair with darker plants for maximum contrast and visual impact
Important Notes
- Variegation may vary depending on lighting and nutrients
- Can grow large in optimal conditions — allow space
- Some leaf melt may occur during transition
Why Customers Love It
- Rare marbled sword plant not commonly found
- Adds bold contrast and premium look to aquascapes
- Easy-care plant with high visual reward





















