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  1. 28th Dec 2005, 00:02 #1
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    Can help me identify what foreground plant is this? The ones in the middle of the picture . Thanks.

    Last edited by benny; 28th Dec 2005 at 00:57. Reason: Update gallery links
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    Looks like HC grown under low lighting to me...
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    Hmm, resembles my hemianthus micranthemoides though. Does the matured growth have 3 leaves to a node?
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  4. 30th Dec 2005, 10:13 #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by primavera
    Hmm, resembles my hemianthus micranthemoides though. Does the matured growth have 3 leaves to a node?
    Err, not sure what u mean about the 3 leaves to a node. Sorry about that. In another forum, someone has id the plant to be hemianthus micranthemoides, like what u mentioned.
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    Quote Originally Posted by diki
    Err, not sure what u mean about the 3 leaves to a node. Sorry about that. In another forum, someone has id the plant to be hemianthus micranthemoides, like what u mentioned.
    agree its hemianthus micranthemoides too ... HM has 2 to 4 leaves per node
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  6. 30th Dec 2005, 11:24 #6
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    Its MM (Hemianthus micranthemoides)... I had them growing like that as well...
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