Good try. You are on the right track. Once the pelia get overgrowth, you may want to re-tie it.
Hello everyone, this is my first attempt at planting and I'm hoping to learn from every one here .
I have got these wonderful pelia free from someone here , and i had since tied them on drift woods and also on a piece of pebble . It has been about 3 weeks since I have planted them this way . However I am not sure how it will turn out to be or whether I have done it correctly . I have attached some pictures below of what I have done hoping bros here can assist in any form of correction for my pelia tying . Than you for reading and I am open to all suggestions , we are all here to learn !
Good try. You are on the right track. Once the pelia get overgrowth, you may want to re-tie it.
I think they should be fine.
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Retie when it's overgrown?? Meaning I have to tie more ?? Would they root into the drift wood and pebble ??? Do I have to remove the mesh and lines after a while,? Thanks everyone for the help
i have pelia as well on pebbles. they just grow to cover the mesh, and i dont think they will root to anything :/
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Pelia, does not root and will grow into a bunch pretty soon...low requirement plant,very good plant for newbies
Pelia will grow out of the netting, you can trim off the excess and retie onto other stones or DW.
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Pelia will stick to stone or driftwood after it is tied for a few months. It will grow in chunks, after which you can remove the fishing line, separate the new grown pelia and re-tie.
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