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It's normal. It happens to alot of other plants too.
My toninas seems to be growing lots of roots at the lower part of the stem.
Makes it somewhat unappealing - is it a nutrient deficiency or just something to bear with when planting toninas?
It's normal. It happens to alot of other plants too.
[quote:19f340dab8="mkt"]My toninas seems to be growing lots of roots at the lower part of the stem.
Makes it somewhat unappealing - is it a nutrient deficiency or just something to bear with when planting toninas?[/quote:19f340dab8]
you have to do alittle trimming.. just trim off the bottom bit and replant them
i have the same experience. in additional, there is a layer of sap around the roots. is this also normal? its like when there is a dead fish left inside tank for a couple of days, some white stuff will form around it.
don't have the "fungus"/sap problem here - but reducing the toninas - too troublesome to maintain
gosh, i just went into toninas "mainly" tank.
I don't really find what all the hoopla is over these plants. They look a lot like Lagarosiphon and Egeria najas.
They got rooty on me also, I ended up with lots of Tonia all a sudden. It got branchy also.
Regards,
Tom Barr
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