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He he - the little Bas..rd already want to give you a raceme of flowers, I see.......;)

I can make allmost any products look great, when I grow them professionally in a climate-controlled greenhouse......... unfortunately no end-users of such products have same facilities:rolleyes: !!!

Your best chances of success, adapting the 'red diamond' to lower humidity, is probsply to keep it in a clear plastic bag in good light, but NO direct sun (this will cook your plant) . Leave a very small opening, and ventilate by opening totally at least once a day ( preferably several...

Echinodorus 'bleheri' is just about the worst species you can choose for this. It is very, very intolerant of low humidity (which is anything, you can provide with WabiKusa). Generally the commercially traded Echinodorus are really not good "house-plants", but the Echinodorus 'red diamond'is...

- I would think precisely the Vatican had connections to someone with particulary big hands.....wouldn't you ;)??

If you have enough - they might accumulate a high enough CEC (Coin Exchange Capacity;)) to be exchanged for the substrate of your choice ......