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why does the tip of my sword turn like this?P_20200701_175148.jpg
 

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It looks like an older leaf that needs to be removed close to the crown. Don't wait until it looks awful, there's no point. There are a 2 small leaves that will need pruning soon too. 1 on the left with a browning curled tip & 1 on the right front that looks to be turning clear/transluscent.
 

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It looks like an older leaf that needs to be removed close to the crown. Don't wait until it looks awful, there's no point. There are a 2 small leaves that will need pruning soon too. 1 on the left with a browning curled tip & 1 on the right front that looks to be turning clear/transluscent.
i see, so it's not some kind of deficiency?

also, when i bought hornwort it came like thisP_20200720_180303.jpg

but now it grows like this
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how do i make my plants grow bulky?
 

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Don't plant it in the substrate, hornwort will rot away from that.
If you want it "planted" take some fishing line and gently but firmly tie it around a rock or driftwood and use that to weigh it down.
Or secure it with a suction cup to the glass.
Or just let it float.

Mine in the right corner is secured with clip-type suction cups, holding the hornwort down so it grows upwards, but not planted under the sand so the base doesn't rot off.
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Don't plant it in the substrate, hornwort will rot away from that.
If you want it "planted" take some fishing line and gently but firmly tie it around a rock or driftwood and use that to weigh it down.
Or secure it with a suction cup to the glass.
Or just let it float.

Mine in the right corner is secured with clip-type suction cups, holding the hornwort down so it grows upwards, but not planted under the sand so the base doesn't rot off.
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what a beautiful tank. what size is it?
 

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today i noticed that my wisteria has white marks and spots P_20201208_112146.jpg

i have ramshorns in the tank but i don't think they are the culprits, what do you think?
 

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what a beautiful tank. what size is it?
55 gallons, though it's been changed since that photo because of an accident
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today i noticed that my wisteria has white marks and spots View attachment 228315

i have ramshorns in the tank but i don't think they are the culprits, what do you think?
Its looking more like a potassium deficiency, id dose liquid ferts, and check that it has potassium in it.
 

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i want to cut this branch and plant it somewhere else. how can i do so without killing the plant?

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i want to cut this branch and plant it somewhere else. how can i do so without killing the plant?

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At the very bottom, use sharp scissors and cut as close to the bottom of the new stem, then replant it
 
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