[LuckyCharm]

Got this a few weeks ago and I was told its Wisteria.
Please help confirm/correct thank you

 

[Kat12]

doesn't look like my wisteria

 

[LuckyCharm]

The new leafs have pointy-er edge. Thats whats confusing me xD

 

[burr740]

I bought some of that in a petco tube about a month ago. It just said Wysteria. Im still sorta learning when it comes to specific plants, but I knew it didnt look like the pictures I'd seen. Thought maybe it would change after being submerged for a while. Then again I wasnt even sure it was a true aquatic. But anyway I needed some stems for a newish 75G so I kopped a couple tubes.

So far it's growing pretty good. The new leaves are less round and more serrated. Im also curious if anyone knows exactly what it is..

 

[burr740]

Here's mine, pics arent that great. These are actually re-planted tops

 

[Zapins]

I'd bet wisteria. Converting from emersed to submersed.

 

[gbhil]

That looks like H. difformas — Water Wisteria.

It grows differently emersed than it does submerged.

Emersed:

Submerged:

Not my images. Yoinked from here

 

[anastasisariel]

It is wisteria.

 

[LuckyCharm]

I was actually hoping it would be the Mexican Oak Leaf, just because they aren't as common.
Thanks everyone

 

[burr740]

Thanks for the info

 

[Schreckeng]

It's wisteria, when grown under extremely low light I get those leaves

 

[Vic]

I have both plants and I can confirm like the other people have said, that it is indeed wisteria.