Whaaaaat? I didn't know you could do that with water wisteria. I wanna let it grow out of my tank now hahaGrab a wad and stick it in the substrate, or pinch into short lengths, bunch them up and plant those.
This plant can grow verticly or creep across the bottom of the tank, you can grow it terrestrially or with its feet wet in a HOB as well.
Oh wow, so I don't have to break it off where the roots are and plant that? I can just cover one end of it, or any midpoint of the stem, and it will root in the gravel from there?Grab a wad and stick it in the substrate, or pinch into short lengths, bunch them up and plant those.
This plant can grow verticly or creep across the bottom of the tank, you can grow it terrestrially or with its feet wet in a HOB as well.
Great info thanks!Many stemmed plants can be easily planted, just remove a few leaves, this is important because you don't want them to rot plus roots will begin to grow from where leaves used to be, and stick it into the substrate. It's a good idea to cut the end of the stem at at 45 degree angle also, this will increase the surface area of the cut and will promote more root growth. Also you can root many stemmed plants easily by cutting them below a node and planting the node into the substrate, just I'n case you were interested in making more.
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