Planting in a matured aquarium

[Matt Havens]

Hi everyone, I have just recieved numerous pots of tissue culture plants which I will be creating some wabi kusa with. I will have some plants left over.

Would I be ok to plant these 'leftovers' in my matured aquascape?

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[rebel]

Absolutely. Do you have CO2? They'd probably do better with CO2, at least in the beginning acclimatisation phase.

 

[Matt Havens]

Absolutely. Do you have CO2? They'd probably do better with CO2, at least in the beginning acclimatisation phase.

Well i am injecting liquid co2 daily into this tank and ferts.

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[Martin in Holland]

If the plants are sold as aquarium plants, they should do fine in a planted tank, but some need good light and CO2 injection to really come to life. I guess what I'm saying is that it all comes down to which plant it is (low tech plants....sure......high tech plants...maybe not)

 

[Matt Havens]

I have made a couple of Wabi Kusa and trying to grow the rest in a DIY propagator, its all more or less documented on here

http://www.ukaps.org/forum/index.php?threads/40413/



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