low light foreground plants

**loupgarou** · 7th Nov 2002, 23:26

ok: what can I use for a 10cm Cube? heh..

I was thinking of making a NANO planted tank...

put in the office on a table, so no co2 injection and just office florescent lighting..

besides money plant...

**loupgarou** · 7th Nov 2002, 23:26

ok: what can I use for a 10cm Cube? heh..

I was thinking of making a NANO planted tank...

put in the office on a table, so no co2 injection and just office florescent lighting..

besides money plant...

**loupgarou** · 7th Nov 2002, 23:26

ok: what can I use for a 10cm Cube? heh..

I was thinking of making a NANO planted tank...

put in the office on a table, so no co2 injection and just office florescent lighting..

besides money plant...

**loupgarou** · 7th Nov 2002, 23:26

ok: what can I use for a 10cm Cube? heh..

I was thinking of making a NANO planted tank...

put in the office on a table, so no co2 injection and just office florescent lighting..

besides money plant...

**vinz** · 7th Nov 2002, 23:35

Chris,

I bought an Ikea cube vase for something like that. Was thinking of Arrowhead or maybe a tall Echinodorus. With emergent leaves, they shouldn't need to worry about CO2 or lights.

**wks** · 7th Nov 2002, 23:55

loupgarou, you can get an iron plant(Dracaena fragrans), plant it in the marble-like clay balls in your cube. Pour the water half full and you have a plant that can beautify your office. The best thing is you do not need to change water at all, just top it up when the the water level is low.
Alternatively, get a driftwood and plant some java moss.

**juggler** · 7th Nov 2002, 23:59

If the office has air-con, the emersed leaves could dry up pretty fast.

**vinz** · 8th Nov 2002, 00:05

Opps... you're right.

**learner** · 8th Nov 2002, 01:17

what does an iron plant look like?

**hoppinghippo** · 8th Nov 2002, 01:36

hhhmm but lots of pple keep plants in the office so shouldn't that mean the leaves don't neccessarily dry up in the aircon?

**loupgarou** · 8th Nov 2002, 10:14

hmm: maybe I try tenellus

**Simon** · 8th Nov 2002, 12:26

how abt crypto?

**benny** · 8th Nov 2002, 13:11

Nana also not bad. Can tie to drifwood so no need substrate.

**Alfa Low** · 8th Nov 2002, 13:48

If your office is air-conditioned , i would recommend Taiwan moss to you as it grows extremely well in low temparature environment without strong illumination.

**hoppinghippo** · 9th Nov 2002, 00:05

tennulus no need strong light? confirm or not? if so good!!I can use too!! [

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