[johnny313]

here is the pic. its a little more red then the pic...

 

[snausage]

Definitely not.

I'm 99.9% sure it's Ludwigia brevipes.

Still a very cool plant- it'll bright orange under high lighting.

 

[snausage]

Did you buy some erio parkieri from me a while back? I remember giving out several free stems of Ludwigia brevipes during my last sale.

 

[johnny313]

Did you buy some erio parkieri from me a while back? I remember giving out several free stems of Ludwigia brevipes during my last sale.

YES!! these brevipes dont ever stop growing!

 

[Crispino L Ramos]

Now that there's Ludwigia lacustris, I find it hard to see a big difference between Ludwigia lacustris and Ludwigia brevipes.

 

[johnny313]

Definitely not.

I'm 99.9% sure it's Ludwigia brevipes.

Still a very cool plant- it'll bright orange under high lighting.

its not turning orange under high light, EI ferts and co2. its actually the opposite. its orange / red under low light and no ferts.

 

[snausage]

its not turning orange under high light, EI ferts and co2. its actually the opposite. its orange / red under low light and no ferts.

Really? The stuff I sent you must have been trimmed from this bunch which was under 4 wpg T5 HO.

 

[snausage]

Now that there's Ludwigia lacustris, I find it hard to see a big difference between Ludwigia lacustris and Ludwigia brevipes.

Do the stems in my pic look like lacustris too?

 

[Crispino L Ramos]

Do the stems in my pic look like lacustris too?

I could only guess - is it Ludwigia brevipes? :icon_smil

 

[johnny313]

Really? The stuff I sent you must have been trimmed from this bunch which was under 4 wpg T5 HO.

thats what mine look under a regular 10G light, growing like crazy. I did use regular organic dirt with flourite for the top layer