Reply With QuoteI do. But they don't do very well in substrates. In the wild (sounds like animals) they cling to rocks. Therefore my advice for you is to tie it to stones, woods or some plastics.
I was told that Java Fern grows better when planted into substrate instead of being tied to driftwood ?! I always thought they should be tied to driftwood because that is how they are sold. Does anyone here grow their Java Fern in substrate ?
I do. But they don't do very well in substrates. In the wild (sounds like animals
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IME they do better on driftwood. When planted on small/low driftwood, you'll find that their roots will not penetrate the substrate much but cling on the gravel instead.
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