hardy surface floating plants

[dnsfpl]

what other options do i have beside frogbit?

and where can i purchase them, preferably in the west

thanks in advance

[yiongcs]

I got some frogbits and mini water lettuce to give away. jurong west 640947. if you want can contact me at 91394168

[jemswira]

you could try hortnwort/watersprite
ON a seperate (sorry) but related sidenote, does anyone know where to get watersprite? I got what i thought was water sprite, turned out to be water wisteria.

[ciaossu]

C328 might have

[Trichopsis]

Polyart usually has lots of water sprites.

As an aside, another hardy floating plant you could try is Najas indica. It can grow either rooted or free-floating. Grows very well in my aquariums with minimal fuss. In fact, I have to prune it on a regular basis.

You could also try water spangle (Salvinia molesta).

[Draka]

Ah thank you! I was trying hard to remember what the name of that plant I had was. I now remember its najas

[jemswira]

Hmmm I bought from polyart but it turned out to be wisteria I think. Any idea how to differentiate. Mine doesnt seem to grow from a rhizome.

[Trichopsis]

jemswira: Heh, I had this same problem early last year:
http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...588#post655588

[jemswira]

Haha thanks. Shall attempt to find that in polyart then. I keep thinking the leaves at supposed to be very similar to water wisterias.