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    Plant ID

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    I just bought this $1 plant and need help to ID it. current height is about 10cm and the leaves is about 1cm broad. Is this Cryptocoryne willisii or one of the Echinodorus?
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    anyone can help?
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    Its a crypt of some sort.. which crypt i dont know

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    Cryptocoryne willisii....?

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    Thanks bro, any one else can confirm?

    I was told that Crypt usually melted when first plant, but it has been with me for two weeks without sign of melt
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    If the conditions are met, you should have little or no melting.

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