Plant Id 3 leaf clover?

[vito357si]

Can some1 tell me what this plant is and is it a foreground and how do you plant it. They are all connected do I break them apart and plant one by one?

 

[Hollygirl]

I think it is "marsilea crenata" and requires medium light.

My guess.

 

[Hollygirl]

According to plant geek (a website) it is propagated by runners like a val.

 

[Chrisinator]

I'm not sure, but I think it's Marsilea spp. I can't pin point the exact species name. Some of the few I know though are Marsilea minuta and quadrifolia. It's probably closer to minuta because quadrifolia is four leaf clover.

Crud, I got ninja'd! :shakehead:

 

[Chrisinator]

Wait, I think it's closer to Hydrocotyle spp.

 

[7itanium]

Looks like something I bought in a tube as wisteria, but I dont think that is acctually what it is

mine grows a lot like wisteria does though

 

[vito357si]

Isn' marsilea crenata 4 leaf cover?

I think it is "marsilea crenata" and requires medium light.

My guess.

Don't think its hydrocotyle spp ether. Man this plant is hard to ID :/

Wait, I think it's closer to Hydrocotyle spp.

 

[Hollygirl]

I'm not sure what the plant is, but if it is propagated by runners, you will actually see a connection under the substrate connecting all of the plants (like vals). To separate the plants, just pinch off between where they are connected by the runners and plant individually.