Reply With QuoteSome turn red mostly grow elongated....big seed small seed all the same
Some turn red mostly grow elongated....big seed small seed all the same
Mine just grew out not too long ago ImageUploadedByTapatalk1455540539.468005.jpg
Can anybody update how long can it last in the tank it seem the roots are tiny.
It is actually not that nice... It gets messy easily because of their tiny roots. I'm considering removing them completely.
anyone ever tried after putting the seeds, put a layer of soil on top?
How are these plants growing, I've seen a few types, some pointed leaves, some similar to HC. Some seller claims the China ones don't last Long because they aren't aquatic plants, but there are some sold from Myanmar that is known to last more than just a few months.
Will these seed grow on rocks? Im intending to grow the seeds over rocks
yes... they will grow everywhere... as they start to germinate , there will be a layer of gel that stick to the surface..
they even grow on wood...but whether can last or not is another question.
They even grow on bare glass... Which is why I decided to remove them cuz they grow everywhere and their short roots make them easily uprooted and messes up the entire fish tank
As this carpet, is still alive or is a fake plant aquatic?
Please see my observations in this thread.....
http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...nts-from-seeds
Base on the China Url link shared by one of the brother earlier, the Chinese name of this plant is 薛荔 and the scientific name is Ficus pumila which is an evergreen vine actually. Any botanist here can verify this?
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ficus_pumila
Aquatic plants and LEGO collector.
not expert but I think think it is the same plant
Are the seeds from east ocean same as China ones? Will they get up rooted easily ?
I think initial stage the seeds will form a layer of gel for it to cling to anything before it started rooting.
The root last for weeks to a month I think that is when the floating starts if the roots is not well establish enough.
I am going to experiment with dry start the seeds, then when they grow, I'll cover another layer of soil for them to anchor properly before adding water .
I have also tried that and now i already flood the tank, some say they will last only for few months and will die out eventually..
Capture.jpgleft below photos is not from seed.Originally Posted by fireblade
my carpet grass become sticky sticky and turn a bit dark colors......
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