exactly the way you described
exactly the way you described
Boy, I'm quite clever ... hehhehehe ... juz kidding
Erik Leung's site says it all. See http://www.e-aquaria.com/des_lobelia.html
koah fong
Juggler's tanks
Thanks juggler!!! Knew I saw it at some place before but could not remember.
One choice is to wait for baby shoot to grow from the side....but cutting the main stem will encourage the new shoot to form, much faster and bigger....IMO.
Thanks guys, I already did both. Cut the tall one into 2 and planted the s tems back. Also managed to find a small stem sprout by the side and planted it too This plant is very nice as it does not amass its vertical height fast. Perfect for my 1.5ft tank!!!
Sorry I know its off topic but does anyone know other stem plants, non creepers, that are like the lobelia? Small , slow growing
Nana's gotta be tied to wood and the crypts can get kinda of big
Downoi (Stem plant)
Cinereum (rosette plant?)
...hahaha!
[quote:4fe928c162="anaconda"]Sorry I know its off topic but does anyone know other stem plants, non creepers, that are like the lobelia? Small , slow growing
Nana's gotta be tied to wood and the crypts can get kinda of big[/quote:4fe928c162]
You can try:
- Alternanthera reineckii
- Hygrophila corymbosa "kompact"
These are very nice plants.
koah fong
Juggler's tanks
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