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Lobelia Cardinalis
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zozo
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Most likely the same as with your Limnophila.. Both plants are categorized as easy but still could be called pretty advanced for low tech conditions. Maybe you have been giving it a bit to much ferts in combination with to little light.. This is a hard to find sweetspot in non co2 tanks with stemplants.
Looks acceptable to me, actually........they "survive" and grow acceptable without added CO2, but will defenitely benefit from some added CO2.
Personally, I would cut the Lobelia stems quite low - re-plant the off-cuts (they will certainly grow new roots) - and wait and see if the cut stems should start to grow new branches (they may or may not, depending on general health of plant - most likely they will).
Personally, I would cut the Lobelia stems quite low - re-plant the off-cuts (they will certainly grow new roots) - and wait and see if the cut stems should start to grow new branches (they may or may not, depending on general health of plant - most likely they will).
