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maybe you want to post photo of your tank, hard to imagine
i am looking for low requirement stem plant for my rockscape ,all my foreground or background are covered with hairgrass , i am intending to plant a few low requirement stem plant , any suggestions ?
maybe you want to post photo of your tank, hard to imagine
low requirement as in?
low requirement to grow?
or low requirement to maintain?
low requirement to grow
Rotala sp. green should be quite easy to grow.
i second thatOriginally Posted by limchongyu
theres a number of choices of stem plants actually
depends what kind of color and leave shape you are looking at to complement the scape
my ground is all hairgrass lor.... any suggestions ?
what comes to my mind actually is not really a single stem plant type but rather a mixture of plants
im thinking you can plant echinodorus tenellus or blyxa japonica to make a few thickets around and behind the rocks, then ludwigia brevipe and rotala rotundifolia behind the rocks and tenellus/blyxa thickets
just my suggestion on what came to my mind but can;t really picture how it'll turn out in your scape
'cause i don;t know what it looks like!
anyway all the best to your planned scaping
honestly it is difficult without knowing your currect scape. Is there rock inside? or wood? Aare you planing to make Iwagumi scape or jungle? In my opinion you can't just anyhow get plant and expected to be fit nicely into your scape. so photo would be great
rotala rotundifolia are red plant is it very difficult to grow ? i think sowhat comes to my mind actually is not really a single stem plant type but rather a mixture of plants
im thinking you can plant echinodorus tenellus or blyxa japonica to make a few thickets around and behind the rocks, then ludwigia brevipe and rotala rotundifolia behind the rocks and tenellus/blyxa thickets
just my suggestion on what came to my mind but can;t really picture how it'll turn out in your scape
'cause i don;t know what it looks like!
anyway all the best to your planned scaping
rotala rotundifolia when not given sufficient lighting especially at the bottom portion will melt away. Try the Ludwigia family.
Rotala sp. green requires high light , it is not a low requirement demand plant.
guys i found this good website just to share with the rest . beside tropica this website is http://www.danmansturf.com/plants.htm
haha its really hard to say what will be easy for him to grow as we really dont know anything about his tank
exactly
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