[flounder]

I got this plant when I was given some Anubias and it appeared that it tagged along. What is it?

 

[guitardude9187]

some sort of hygrophilia

 

[Cydric]

Looks like hygrophila polysperma

 

[epicfish]

Looks like H. polysperma maybe sp. 'Sunset'?

 

[hooha]

^^^^^^^
agreed

doh! ninja'd! Agree with Cydric

 

[epicfish]

Did I ninja you hooha? Muhahahhaha.

edit: And what, you don't agree with me? Sheesh.

 

[guitardude9187]

shouldn't sunset have some veins and be at least kinda red?

 

[epicfish]

Mine didn't. Under higher lighting, the green got a lot darker and I could see the veins.

 

[guitardude9187]

Mine didn't. Under higher lighting, the green got a lot darker and I could see the veins.

yea that's how mine is, but with higher lights mine got redder near the tip

http://www.thekrib.com/Plants/People/h-Hygro-sunset.jpg
that's how mine looks

 

[epicfish]

Fine! Your H. polysperma is better than mine, [email protected]?

Mine is just kinda hidden by the higher cabomba stems, so not much light for them...but uh, we all know how H. polysperma grows.

 

[guitardude9187]

:flick:

i actually wanted to know what plant flounder posted that's why, yea these plant grow crazy fast, no wonder it's illegal in some states

i just looked at the plant finder, it's probably polysperma, not polysperma sunset

 

[epicfish]

No kidding! Sp. Ceylon looks really nice though.

 

[flounder]

Here's another pic from another angle. Is your answer still the same?

 

[epicfish]

Yea, it's still Hygrophilia polysperma.

 

[hooha]

epic, I gotta agree with my boy :icon_smil
I still think it's just regular polysperma, I've had sunset without the veining but at least some veining was evident somewhere on the stem.