This is perfectly normal. I've trimmed a lot of the roots but, I'm not sure if trimming all of them would be a good idea. I've read that several other people just plant them so that there are slightly shorter plants in front to hide all of the long, dangly roots.
rooty tooty - what's up with all the roots?
I have some really nice plants that grow like crazy - then
start getting roots all over
1) Is this normal
2) It is not the best look - is there a way to minimize or
eliminate this?
3) If not normal or "good" - what am I doing incorrectly that
would cause this.
Some plants that are doing this (spelling damage about to be
inflicted) ludwigia respens, antheria reicki, cabomba, hygrophilia
all very rooty tooty
start getting roots all over
1) Is this normal
2) It is not the best look - is there a way to minimize or
eliminate this?
3) If not normal or "good" - what am I doing incorrectly that
would cause this.
Some plants that are doing this (spelling damage about to be
inflicted) ludwigia respens, antheria reicki, cabomba, hygrophilia
all very rooty tooty
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