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This is very interesting, if you could look for such scientific information, I would be grateful.

Rotala Macrandra Variegated Flowers Hi all, Naming with Rotala sp. is always a bit <"hit and miss">, but that one looks like it really is a cultivar of R. macrandra <"Trimming Rotala Macrandra in flower">. cheers Darrel

Rotala Macrandra Variegated Flowers See Plant discussions!

Deficiency or blockage of Mn...or Zn, typical of red leaves .... Also, the lower leaves losing pigment is indeed a -Zn. This can be the result of low Zn or excess of other metals inducing deficiency. Other symptoms of -Zn are leaf margin undulations, as you can see in many of your plants...

Thank you Darrel.

I found something like this while walking around. Any idea? Maybe some rotala ... .:)

Blyxa japonica var. recurvifolia

Najas Roraima

Ludwigia Sphaerocarpa mini

Ludwigia Sphaerocarpa

Persicaria Praetermissa ruby.

(1) Rhynchospora albescens (2)Hygrophilia Chai.

Rotala Red Cross

Hyptis Lacinatia

Rotala Florida and Limnophila sp Guinea Broad-Leaf "Dwarf anubria"

Rotala Tulunadensis

Eriocaulon quinquangulare Rotala Mexicana Red Blyxa alternifolia Eriocaulon Bahia Eriocaulon Banana Eriocaulon Pedra Mayaca Paraguay Mayaca Iquitos Syngonanthus Uaupes

Ludwigia inclinata var. Verticillata 'Pantanal' in flower.

Hi,go down to: N-12 P-2 Fe-0.4 and it should be better;)

lighting 6x54w they all light up for 4 hours giesseman x2 arcadia x2 narva bio-vital x2

I keep the water soft and NO3 - 5-10 ppm per week and PO4 0.5 - 1 ppm and a lot of micro sometimes 4.5 ppm Fe :)

My proserpinaca;)