red plants?

**Cardinal Tetra** · 19th Sep 2002, 01:15

does red plants require more light than green plants? my red plant seems to die faster than the greens. its so frustrating.....

**Cardinal Tetra** · 19th Sep 2002, 01:15

does red plants require more light than green plants? my red plant seems to die faster than the greens. its so frustrating.....

**Cardinal Tetra** · 19th Sep 2002, 01:15

does red plants require more light than green plants? my red plant seems to die faster than the greens. its so frustrating.....

**Cardinal Tetra** · 19th Sep 2002, 01:15

does red plants require more light than green plants? my red plant seems to die faster than the greens. its so frustrating.....

**Simon** · 19th Sep 2002, 07:52

mostly yes but it oso depend on the species, the another thing is FE

**DEA** · 19th Sep 2002, 12:19

ah
when u say faster, it implies that both are dying
is that right?

**kenny_G** · 19th Sep 2002, 17:40

sorry to interup.

If the leafs of my red plant is dropping off slowly leaf by leaf
starting from the bottom?
wat does it means?
But new leafs is growing at the same time.

ken

**juggler** · 19th Sep 2002, 17:50

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On 9/19/2002 5:40:08 PM

sorry to interup.

If the leafs of my red plant is dropping off slowly leaf by leaf
starting from the bottom?
wat does it means?
But new leafs is growing at the same time.

ken
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Very likely that the bottom portions not getting enough light. Space out the planting.

**kenny_G** · 19th Sep 2002, 18:03

Thanks juggler!

will do that.

ken

**bclee** · 19th Sep 2002, 19:05

I used to have a red plant that does the same. The lower leaves keep shedding. It is a Hygrophila species. Later, I found out that it is not suitable for aquatic growth. Please verify the species of the plant.

BC