[victorusaconte]

It took around 2 weeks to grown this flower out of nowhere.

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[KatieMR]

It's so pretty! I definitely want to know what kind of plant that is!

 

[Tinanti]

Have the flowers opened yet? Where did you get it? Is it growing submersed?

 

[victorusaconte]

It bloomed

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Have the flowers opened yet? Where did you get it? Is it growing submersed?

Idk where I get it. Probably seeds from Wish app. Only the roots are inside the water. It started growing around 5 weeks ago

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[jake21]

Can you provide pictures of the submersed form. I'd really like to know the name of that plant. I have PSO which produces a very nice flower when it breaks the surface but a bit different than your plant.

 

[victorusaconte]

Can you provide pictures of the submersed form. I'd really like to know the name of that plant. I have PSO which produces a very nice flower when it breaks the surface but a bit different than your plant.

It started growing when I sparkled a bunch of different seeds over the emersed driftwood which stays wet cause of the moss growth and water level as you can see by the pictures ( I will send more once I get home).

So, by asking for the submerged form I would agree that you want to see the roots? The plant started growing from the water level in direction to the light above it. There's no submerged form other than its roots in between the accumulated moos...I will try my best to provide good pictures of it.


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[jake21]

Ok. I had made an incorrect presumption that it was in an aquarium and the majority of the plant was below the water level. If this is not the case then additional pictures would not be helpful.

It started growing when I sparkled a bunch of different seeds over the emersed driftwood which stays wet cause of the moss growth and water level as you can see by the pictures ( I will send more once I get home).

So, by asking for the submerged form I would agree that you want to see the roots? The plant started growing from the water level in direction to the light above it. There's no submerged form other than its roots in between the accumulated moos...I will try my best to provide good pictures of it.


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