Hi all,
cheers Darrel
It's an annual, so once it had flowered it was always going to die.
cheers Darrel
-
You are viewing the forum as a Guest, please login (you can use your Facebook, Twitter, Google or Microsoft account to login) or register using this link: Log in or Sign Up
Really pleased with how this has turned out.
The orchid has thrown out a couple of new leaves, I assume that's good but it does seem to.be growing extremely slowly. As usual with my tanks it suffers from guano, but cest la vie. Other weird thing is the rotala leaves, they are all twisted, but seem healthy. I wonder if it is the humidity or high light?
The orchid has thrown out a couple of new leaves, I assume that's good but it does seem to.be growing extremely slowly. As usual with my tanks it suffers from guano, but cest la vie. Other weird thing is the rotala leaves, they are all twisted, but seem healthy. I wonder if it is the humidity or high light?
Edvet
Member
Edvet
Member
What did you put in the water front right?
Edvet
Member
With those partly emerging pointy leaves??
Marc Davis
Member
....time to fill the tank up 
It's crossed my mind more than once! But then it'd probably all just melt and be a mess.......time to fill the tank up
I could fill it just for the sake of a photo then drain, perhaps.
Marc Davis
Member
Looking at the species you have, I don't think you will get much melt at all to be honest. Get some diy co2 on the go to help the transition period. Easy.
