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Originally Posted by GTApuffgal
Please forgive the ignorant noobie here... I just really like your planting style, Pjan! And - as I said - NOOBIE! In photo #3 there is a plant with little "offshoot" looking things swooping up and floating at the top. Almost like the little "baby spiders" hanging from a spider plant. I know you listed your plants for that tank, but I don't know which one that is - and I think the effect is stunning. Please let me know!
Thanks! Kathy
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Ask questions ! I do it all the time.
The plant is called "Limnobium laevigatum", a floating plant with flat leaves.
The roots can be rather long and the plant grows fast with enough PO4 and NO3. It can be held in summertime in a pond.
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Originally Posted by GTm3th0d
PJAN, in the very first picture on the first page... what are those tall val-looking plants in the way back?
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They are "Cyperus helferi", small bright green leaves. Plant likes some peat near the roots.
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Originally Posted by GTthanks
what is that sword plant in the middle right? the one with green older leaves, and redish/bronze newer leaves. I have it in my tank, it's getting huge! i have had it for almost a year, but have no idea what it is
is it echinodorus rubin?
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I bought this one as "Echinodorus horizontalis". It was a very small plant with round green leaves and supposed to stay small. I planted it on 7th januari, and now it has rather tall leaves already
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So I can be wrong here and the redish leaves are strange for Ech. horizontalis.
Thanks all for the
Gr. PJAN