aquatic plants that flowers

[kurty]

wonder if there's any other aquatic plants that actually blooms (flower), submerged type.

so far, i know my buceps did and read that nana too.

[Ingen]

Interested to know too and the reason why they flower.

[jiajuen900]

My cabomba and dwarf Sagattaria occasionally sprout white flowers to the surface

[kurty]

My cabomba and dwarf Sagattaria occasionally sprout white flowers to the surface

they actually flower?

for Dwarf sagattaria, how they actually do it.. it's already very small..
anyway i have been looking for it, any to sell?

[Allan Asis]

my bacopa caroliniana does, pretty blue ones once the stem gets out of the water

[Urban Aquaria]

I find that anubias tend to flower quite often in my tanks, usually its after i shift them across to new tanks... maybe the short period out of water and the change in environment signals the plants to flower in preparation for dry season/fluctuating water levels (like in nature as they grow along river banks).

[jiajuen900]

they actually flower?

for Dwarf sagattaria, how they actually do it.. it's already very small..
anyway i have been looking for it, any to sell?

http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...Water-Lily-Urn
The white flowers in the pictures are from the dwarf Sagattaria

should be able to find easily at most LFS. If you want I have some to spare. Can PM me

[Xiaozhuang]

Most Eriocaulons do... but if the flower opens underwater, you might not always get baby plants.

[kurty]

Most Eriocaulons do... but if the flower opens underwater, you might not always get baby plants.

yeah, my objective is to see the flower opening in the water, not a concern on the baby portions.

you have them too? for sale? I wanna redo my scape with flowering plants

[Xiaozhuang]

I don't keep them at the moment, but they're not uncommon plants. You can look for Eriocaulon Cinereum either online or in shops