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First emersed attempt.

cenk

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Hi to all,

after a lot of readings about emersed setups, I've decided to give it a chance.

First, fill the each pot %80 coco peat + %20 JBL manado. Coco peat has already includes NPK, I've just added some FE and micro nutrients and organic carbonfor making nutrient rich soil.

I choose rotala bonsai and staurogyne repens, both tissue cultured.
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This is how it looks after planting all. Using single 20W 6500K cfl bulb, but I'll double it tomorrow

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Actually I have no idea :) This is my first attempt as I mentioned before, therefore the failure potential is very high. I just focused on cherish them first. I'll think about all the rest later
 
I totally understand,
I'm starting dry an aquarium with hairgrass, plant I never had any success before, and I'm almost tempted to keep it emersed.

It's so interesting to see the plants grow emersed
 
New plants arrived and second tray is ready. Rotala Macrandra and Glosso Elaitinoides TC.

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Macrandra's nutrient gel inside the container is reddish/brown and plant is not in perfect condition. It was a real pain seperating fresh ones and planting them stem by stem with tweezers. I almost lost 1/4 of the stems.

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Glosso was OK.

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Using same coco peat + jbl manado mix. İncrease the light from 20W to 40W cfl 6500K for this propagator and also increase the nutrients from 3 ml to 5 ml.
 

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Hi again,

Planting my new comings; Elechoaris sp. mini and bucephalandra. Alternanthera reinecki mini is waiting.


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ventilation 5 min. every night while checking the water level, humidity of foliage, temperature etc.
spraying 2-3 times a week.
20w 6500K 1220 lm is enough for midground and background plants but not enough for carpets and red ones. It is better to support them with extra grolux (slyvania) or fluora (osram) or aquarelle (philips) type bulbs.
 
new glosso runners. 7 days after planting.

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upgrading the system.

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