Reply With QuoteI dont see any reason why not
If you have bought hairgrass from farms, you'll noticed that they sell in cakes with the soil still intact. I'm toying the idea of laying the whole slab together with the soil and plant directly onto my substrate since the roots are already established onto the soil.
Has anyone ever tried this way before? Its just a crazy idea I have. Wonder if it would work...
I dont see any reason why not
let us know if it work well.
You might get algae bloom. My understanding those soils used in farm are high in amonia level. But you can try it out in small scale and let us know the result
heehee a lazy man's thought. Hasn't anybody tried this method before? Maybe I'll be the 1st to try and update you guys.
Your biggest challenge will be making it sink in your tank.
My Apisto Keeping Diary
Apistogramma agassizii, Apistogramma bitaeniata "Careiro", Apistogramma brevis, Apistogramma elizabethae, Apistogramma eremnopyge, Apistogramma sp. "Miua", Dicrossus filamentosus
Might take more time to spread as well.
Originally Posted by jacian
Your biggest challenge will be making it sink in your tank.
Oh... I didn't foresee that. Thanks.
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