CONFUSED about substrate

[wongce]

Hmm never heard of dragon moss before..... haha

Since you already planted, leave it bah... monitor the growth first

[thebaldingaquarist]

Bow to GRANDMASTER ERIC....

Hi Filzan, the Hair grass can be planted in less dense form... in fact plant them strand by strand is the best. They grow better individually and you can cover the whole soil area.

Rise! Rise!
Agree with wongce. Can split up if your hand ever get itchy. I personally find they spread better when sparsely planted. Reason is... Don't know how to explain...

hi bro erctheanda, nope its not baby tears. the baby tears i put it at the bottom of the DW. The LFS owner told me its dragon moss.. but after i bought it i tried to google it i cant find anything called dragon moss though.

have you heard of it bro ?

well maybe i should take it down

Dragon moss.. My take is that it's a fancy name for some moss we already know. If it grows upwards, it's flame moss, if it grows downwards, my best guess is weeping moss. More carry a synonym to dragon to me..

[Filzan]

ok bro wongce i will monitor the growth. Damn man at work all i can think about is the plants LOL

ok bro eric, since you mentioned it looks more like weeping moss now. hahah!

[tatguy]

Try taking a picture of the moss like thing close up, you do not want the whole thing to start rotting if it is not aquatic.

They are right smaller bunch better, about 5 strands a bunch would be good, or 2-3 of a connected plant/rhizome? too many in a bunch firstly makes it spread slower because the ones inside need to grow out and compete with those on the outside and sometimes if you are not very lucky or using emerged form ones, part of it might rot and it is quite hard to trim off the rotting parts in big bunches.

Smaller bunches also easier to plant because it does not float up that easy

[wongce]

Filzan, most newbie will KENA a disease called ITCHY HAND SYNDROME... beware of it..lol ... leave it and let them grow... don't think too much...use your eye power to boost their growth when you are free lol...

You can ask grandmaster eric..bow again, to teach you on eye power... he expert...

[thebaldingaquarist]

Filzan, most newbie will KENA a disease called ITCHY HAND SYNDROME... beware of it..lol ... leave it and let them grow... don't think too much...use your eye power to boost their growth when you are free lol...

You can ask grandmaster eric..bow again, to teach you on eye power... he expert...

correction.

"most newbie" should be "most hobbyists"

eye power everyone also know... its one of the essential NS skills one must acquire.

[Filzan]

Try taking a picture of the moss like thing close up, you do not want the whole thing to start rotting if it is not aquatic.

They are right smaller bunch better, about 5 strands a bunch would be good, or 2-3 of a connected plant/rhizome? too many in a bunch firstly makes it spread slower because the ones inside need to grow out and compete with those on the outside and sometimes if you are not very lucky or using emerged form ones, part of it might rot and it is quite hard to trim off the rotting parts in big bunches.

Smaller bunches also easier to plant because it does not float up that easy

there you go bro tatguy abit blur sorry ah
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[Filzan]

Filzan, most newbie will KENA a disease called ITCHY HAND SYNDROME... beware of it..lol ... leave it and let them grow... don't think too much...use your eye power to boost their growth when you are free lol...

You can ask grandmaster eric..bow again, to teach you on eye power... he expert...

HAHAHA my hands itchy liao bro wongce!!! damn i should have a done a better job setting up hahah

[Filzan]

hmmm for the moss that is on the tree is there a need to add any liquid fertilizers ? or can it survive for 2 weeks without any ? since my payday is next week muahahah

and i have a feeling that my baby tears is dieing it doesn't look very green anymore