Reply With QuoteWell, mine grows root up to 2+feet long with huge leaves, but it doesn't get hairy either.
Hi Friends,
I got Frogbits and it is growing and expanding.... but i can never get the hairy roots look.... is it possible that the fishes are also getting fibre from there.... LOL, people to has great looking roots for Frogbits.... care to share?
Regards
Anthony
Well, mine grows root up to 2+feet long with huge leaves, but it doesn't get hairy either.
some fishes may nipped at the roots
furry plant grower
look for oil contamination first (if you're feeding oily foods). Otherwise, it is due to grazing by your fishes.
Warm regards,
Lawrence Lee
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or if you have yamato, it also eat it
so far, my sakuras nibble on the leaves but the roots are spared , they are hairy and getting longer. i had similar condition in the past where all my frogbits were clumped together causing the roots to lose hair and look stiff.
Frogbits with long and hairy roots.
I know how. Why? I stumble onto this solution. Do not let your frogbits move if you want it to develop long and hairy roots. It can grow as long as 1 feet. I hope I have some pictures to share. I did it accidently everytime when my stem plants are too tall and forced the frogbits to get 'stuck' or stationary.
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