A few Cryptocoryne wendtii are sending roots up, out of the substrate into the leaves.
Could the way they are planted or even what they are planted in, cause this to happen.
Has anyone known of Crypts doing this? Does anyone know what I'm talking about?
Is there a reason for this?
Is there a reason for this?
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Mixed with the sound of water's murmuring
a sensitive plant in a garden grows.
Mixed with the sound of water's murmuring
a sensitive plant in a garden grows.
Re: Is there a reason for this?
Here you can see the roots coming up through the leaves. Anyone with a similar experience have any idea why this is happening?
I've been thinking of cutting them back.
I've been thinking of cutting them back.
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Greater Washington Aquatic Plant Association
Mixed with the sound of water's murmuring
a sensitive plant in a garden grows.
Mixed with the sound of water's murmuring
a sensitive plant in a garden grows.
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Re: Is there a reason for this?
Yeah crypts do this sometimes to get nutrients out of the water column. Give them a root tab and scold them to keep their roots to themselves.
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Aquascape? I'm a crypt farmer.
If you've got bait, I've got wasabi!
I wish I could be like Mr. Sarcastic when I grow up!