best grass for lush plain effect??

[GreenTea]

which grass is most suitable for the above mentioned?

pls advice...

[Simon]

[quote:c2488c7f3d="GreenTea"]which grass is most suitable for the above mentioned?

pls advice...[/quote:c2488c7f3d]

I think you shld say foreground and not just grass. Anyway, it wld be better if you can include your setup. Most foreground plants will be lush, how lush? high or low maintenance?

[GreenTea]

[quote:0ad73dd607="Simon"][quote:0ad73dd607="GreenTea"]which grass is most suitable for the above mentioned?

pls advice...[/quote:0ad73dd607]

I think you shld say foreground and not just grass. Anyway, it wld be better if you can include your setup. Most foreground plants will be lush, how lush? high or low maintenance?[/quote:0ad73dd607]

okie... yup..i meant foreground plants...

i have hairgrass in my tank... but the growth is very slow... high/low maintenance also can...

[Simon]

[quote:41f6bf9cfd="GreenTea"][quote:41f6bf9cfd="Simon"][quote:41f6bf9cfd="GreenTea"]which grass is most suitable for the above mentioned?

pls advice...[/quote:41f6bf9cfd]

I think you shld say foreground and not just grass. Anyway, it wld be better if you can include your setup. Most foreground plants will be lush, how lush? high or low maintenance?[/quote:41f6bf9cfd]

okie... yup..i meant foreground plants...

i have hairgrass in my tank... but the growth is very slow... high/low maintenance also can...[/quote:41f6bf9cfd]

HG is slow, but if you plant them closer together, they shld cover the tank in a couple of months, also, trimming them improves propagation. Other grass-like foreground you can consider is E. tenellus.. they are easy to maintain and fast, but they do get abit messy when overgrown. Give your HG some time to grow, also don't expect them to cover the foreground with a mth or so.

[Heuer]

If you don't mind the maintainence, you can try APP.