Id those plants plz???

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Shoots2002

Discussion Starter · May 1, 2014

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· #2 · May 1, 2014

I'll give it a shot.

1. Lobelia cardinalis - emersed growth
2. Lobelia cardinalis - emersed growth
3. Hygrophila angustifolia
4. a Pothos vine- not to be kept completely submerged

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Tihsho

· #3 · May 1, 2014

The last one does not look like Pothos as the vein structure looks wrong.

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Shoots2002

Discussion Starter · #4 · May 2, 2014

Thank you guys anyone hereeee???

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Shoots2002

Discussion Starter · #5 · May 2, 2014

Is no1 the same as no2????

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i will throw out there that #1 is definitely not lobelia cardinalis, lobelia cardinalis has rounded smooth leaves and is pale green. I know this sounds crazy but it looks like a tomato plant. #2 looks to be hygrophila of some type, #3 looks like a type of aluminum plant, #1 and #3 do look pretty non aquatic to my eye.

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Shoots2002

Discussion Starter · #7 · May 2, 2014

jmf3460 said:
i will throw out there that #1 is definitely not lobelia cardinalis, lobelia cardinalis has rounded smooth leaves and is pale green. I know this sounds crazy but it looks like a tomato plant. #2 looks to be hygrophila of some type, #3 looks like a type of aluminum plant, #1 and #3 do look pretty non aquatic to my eye.

Ok thank you i will keep researching

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Shoots2002

Discussion Starter · #8 · May 2, 2014

Guys just the plant in pic3 is right which is Hygrophila angustifolia and it can live emersed or submersed that's it impossible to be tomato plant or pothos no1 no2 no3 are wrong plz anyone help me

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Shoots2002

Discussion Starter · #9 · May 6, 2014

No one knows those plants or what??? What a helpful forum ??????

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