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  • #31
    make sure you dont divide them into too small of a portion.. i think that's partially why mine died
    I have the patience of a goldfish....

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    • #32
      yeah i kept like 2 or 3 plantlets together

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      • #33
        Originally posted by suicune View Post
        make sure you dont divide them into too small of a portion.. i think that's partially why mine died
        If you gassed it with real CO2 they probably would've had a better chance. OOOOr you could've acclimated them to your tank with no CO2. What I do is either gas the tank with CO2. Plants usually never melt. If you don't have CO2, you can float the plants for a few weeks and then plant it into your substrate. I recently got a 20x20 patch of glosso grown emersed. The floating patch hasn't melted at all and I'll be planting it later.
        Last edited by mistahoo; 07-24-2013, 11:51 PM.

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        • #34
          Ah nice, i'll retry that
          I have the patience of a goldfish....

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          • #35
            hygro sunset is shooting out pink leaves!!! Ludwigia is kinda orange right now.. but I hope it'll go red.
            I have the patience of a goldfish....

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            • #36
              Hygro sunset grows well in any light. The one in my tanks start going pink at the top of the plant. You could probably split the plant I gave into three stems and they would do great.

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