plant B look like water wisteria (Hygrophila Difformis)
Hi. Help needed to ID these two plants. Both are really very low maintenance plants and they grow at an amazing speed! Need to trim once a week. Trim off and can re-plant the cut off part.
Thanks.
Plant A:
Plant B: (2 differnt kinds of leaves can be spotted on one stem ?!?!)
plant B look like water wisteria (Hygrophila Difformis)
plant a looks like eersed glosso
First plant looks like a Bacopa sp. 2 types of leave probably mean the top ones are the emersed leaves. Try taking the picture with the plant a little further away.
Second is confirm Hygrophila difformis.
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First plant looks like a bacopa
thomas, it's plant B that has got two kinds of leaves... plant A is normal... a straight stem plant up and up...
thank you all for helping to provide the names of these plants!
It doesn't matter if it is the first plant or the second, if a water plant has 2 types of leaves on 1 stalk, it just mean that the top would (very much likely to be the usual case) to be the emersed leaves.
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wa! learnt something again... thanks! By the way, I'm getting my tank tonite... will prob. get plants from you tomorrow nite or latest Monday nite... k? Thanks
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