[funkyfish]

Hello everyone I got couple of questions

First:
I got this cryptocoryne wendtii that I don't think it growing well. I just replanted it and some leaves are melting which I know is normal but even before that some leaves seem to be kinda small?! Is it the way this crypt is or is it missing some nutrients?
I will be getting some root tabs soon since it's about time I need to put some new ones in.

Second thing is I need some suggestion with my Anubias well an area of my Anubias to be correct. I'm talking about this part of the rhizome

I had to cut some leaves of it due to bad damage and algae, it didn't really bother me before but since I turned my drift wood around it's right there looking at me and it's not that pretty. So is there any way to make new leaves grow on it? Like maybe if I do small incision with a razor blade? Or should I just cut off this part, I really don't want to cut it off because that part of the drift wood has a hole and that's were I put the Anubias originally but if thats the only option I guess I could cut off new growth that is on the other side.

Thanks for all the help

 

[lauraleellbp]

I think all you need to do in both cases is wait and let them do their thing. :smile:

 

[nismo tetra]

I think all you need to do in both cases is wait and let them do their thing. :smile:

Agree. Which is sometimes the hardest thing to do lol.

 

[Hoppy]

You could tie a small portion of another anubias rhizome at the base of that one, and let it fill in the area.

 

[funkyfish]

I think all you need to do in both cases is wait and let them do their thing. :smile:

Agree. Which is sometimes the hardest thing to do lol.

It so hard just to let it do it's own thing...... I want it to grow quicker LOL

 

[funkyfish]

You could tie a small portion of another anubias rhizome at the base of that one, and let it fill in the area.

That's sound like a wonderfull idea Hoppy! Thanks! I have couple of small rhizomes that can be cut off the other side :biggrin: