[Option]

This really is starting to just look like the emersed version of L.aromatica that has been grown underwater.

Can anyone confirm?

 

[Seattle_Aquarist]

Hi Option,

Here is what my L. sp. 'Wavy' looks like growing in a medium light non-CO2 tank. I also grow L. aromatica submerged.

Back left corner

 

[Option]

So the back L-corner is emersed L.aromatica that has been regrown submerged, right? If so, doesn't that look just like sp 'wavy'?!!

BTW, nice school of corys...love it.

 

[Seattle_Aquarist]

Hi Option,

Sorry, maybe I wasn't clear.....the back left corner is L. sp. 'Wavy' grown submerged. BTW I also grow it emersed and it looks basically the same.

It is a nice stem plant. It grows straight and not too fast and retains it older, lower leaves well. Nice lime green color.

 

[Jeffww]

Yes they look allmost the same emerged. Submersed growth is very diffetent

 

[Option]

Okay, not sure if people are misunderstanding my post....

I'm saying that L.aromatica grown emersed (like the kind you can get at a vietnamese grocery store) looks identical to Limnophila sp 'wavy' grown under water.

Anyone see what I'm saying yet?

 

[Jeffww]

Oh. No, they should not look very similar.

 

[aqua-botanicae]

Here is the view of Limnophila sp. 'Wavy' from the top.

Grown on soil under 1.5 wpg T5HO in a non-CO2 tank.

 

[aqua-botanicae]

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[newbieplanter]

Here is the view of Limnophila sp. 'Wavy' from the top.

Grown on soil under 1.5 wpg T5HO in a non-CO2 tank.

Hope mine looks like this nice