Vivian Andrew
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Nice growth, so you keep all the plants in shade or direct sunlight?
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Emersed Setups- a growing collection
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Vivian Andrew
Member
Thought nowadays its too hot in our place, so post a pic of HC planted in your tank
Time to bore you all again with pics 
Some shots from my cam this time..
Windelov with moss:
Tenellus growing and multiplying:
Bacopa and Echinodorous:
Pinnatifida newly cut from an existing stem, growing well.
Pleasant surprise!! I thought this Staurogyne "Porto Voelho" was dead. This is recovering well.
Cheers,
Karthik
Some shots from my cam this time..Windelov with moss:
Tenellus growing and multiplying:
Bacopa and Echinodorous:
Pinnatifida newly cut from an existing stem, growing well.
Pleasant surprise!! I thought this Staurogyne "Porto Voelho" was dead. This is recovering well.
Cheers,
Karthik
Vivian Andrew
Member
Nice karthik.
Time to grow some ferns emersed.
How it started in Jan:
How it is now:
The ferns just need really high moisture but less water logging near their roots. They took a while to adjust to emersed growth and are now growing fast. There are only Windelov and needle ferns in that container.
Cheers,
Karthik
How it started in Jan:
How it is now:
The ferns just need really high moisture but less water logging near their roots. They took a while to adjust to emersed growth and are now growing fast.
There are only Windelov and needle ferns in that container.Cheers,
Karthik
Edvet
Member
Just laying them on a grid and moisturizing them a few times a day might be more to their natural envrronment, i don't think i saw them growing at riverbanks in the soil, but as epiphytes near riverbanks.
Agreed
ive seen them as epiphytes too. But I found it easier to maintain moisture this way Cheers,
Karthik
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Edvet
Member
Not sure the roots will handle this.have they been in long?
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bian laksono
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i suggest you to put some foregorund plant into direct sunligt . dont' worry about humid MC and HC they need more sunlight to grow fast.
Hi all,
cheers Darrel
Interesting, it looks almost like it might be a filmy fern, but the growth (pale green) from the end of the thallus means that it is a liverwort.Mini Pelia:
cheers Darrel
