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  1. 23rd Dec 2002, 18:33 #1
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    Can I cut my nymphaea's rizhome?

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    I just bought a small water lily with a huge rizhome... really big...
    anyway it can't fit my tank because my substrate isn't deep enough so can I cut the rizhome? tia
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  2. 23rd Dec 2002, 18:59 #2
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    dun think thats such a good idea. u can trim the roots but dun destroy the rhizome .
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  3. 23rd Dec 2002, 20:38 #3
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    Too late... I hope it lives...
    Does anyone want the rizhome? It's big... can get about 2 or 3 plants from it...
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  4. 24th Dec 2002, 01:47 #4
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    Aiyoh, why ask if you're gonna go and cut it anyway... LOL. []

    Anyway, you should plant the rhizome completely. Leave it half exposed.
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