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AaronT

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I've been watching this one for a few days and it still hasn't opened up all of the way. I thought I'd go ahead and snap a pic anyhow given I'm likely to get sidetracked and miss it. :)


Here it is helping me do laundry.
 
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Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing.

I already made a thread asking before I saw this - the other crypt you have listed on the sale section, what color does it grow when submersed? That is the most amazing crypt I've ever seen (except of course my pink ones). Time to start saving because I need one of those.
 
AaronT

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peachii said:
Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing.

I already made a thread asking before I saw this - the other crypt you have listed on the sale section, what color does it grow when submersed? That is the most amazing crypt I've ever seen (except of course my pink ones). Time to start saving because I need one of those.
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The ideii does keep the grey leaves with the tiger stripe pattern when submersed. I agree, it's one of my all time favorites too. :D
 
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peachii said:
Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing.

I already made a thread asking before I saw this - the other crypt you have listed on the sale section, what color does it grow when submersed? That is the most amazing crypt I've ever seen (except of course my pink ones). Time to start saving because I need one of those.
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+1 that crypt is absolutely beautiful. Never saw one of those before.

Also, the wongso is a monster plant!
 
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congrats! looks like one happy plant, what is the substrate for that pot?
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The substrate is old Aquasoil with a little bit of clay on the bottom.

Also, the wongso is a monster plant!
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It's not quite so big if grown submersed, maybe 6-7" tall.
 
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