The anubias will need nutrients from something, whether it's a nutrient rich substrate or liquid fertilizers in the water. If you attach it to rock or driftwood, make sure the anubias roots are in contact with the nutrient source.
Emersed Anubias
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Yeah I figured that the roots would need to be in contact with a source proving nutrients for them. Does anyone have an idea as to what the best source would be? I've tried looking up info online through google, but I can't find a detailed set of steps on how one can effectively grow anubias emersed.
I am growing a A. congensis emersed in my paludarium. It is attached to a piece of wood and the roots are allowed to grow down into the water column. I dose Flourish and occasionally KNO3 and it is doing just fine.
