[EricDP]

I have a back corner that is shaded by other decor and I’m having trouble finding anything to grow there. Any suggestions for a low-light tall plant?

 

[ustabefast]

Wisteria is a possibility, or Perhaps an Anubias tied to something in the corner.

 

[EricDP]

I just glued an Anubias barteri var. barteri to a small rock in the corner. They’re supposed to get pretty tall. I guess we’ll see how it does. Thanks for the suggestions.

 

[Aaronious]

Water Sprite or Wisteria would be good as well. I use water sprite in my newer tanks just cause it grows so damn fast. It will grow in nearly all conditions, each condition will be a little different.

Anubias shouldn't mind that shade, though a slow grower if you don't have co2. I put some in a tank almost 2 months ago and it only now started to have new growth. So if you don't see a change, just forget about it and then all of the sudden you will start to notice new little leaves that will grow larger and larger. all stages of this plant take forever. lol.

 

[jake21]

A nice bushy background plant would be Pogostemon Stellatus Octopus - just trim the top now and then and it will become very bushy.

 

[Plinkploop]

Windelov java fern if you get tired of waiting for the anubias to grow out, they are incredibly slow growers.

 

[Phil Edwards]

Cryptocoryne balansae or C. spirals would be a good option. They get nice and tall and handle low light well.