Plant ID.....

[trigoudarammi]

Can anyone tel me what kind of plant this is?

 

[Sammie7]

Question: does it stay firm when you take it out of the water? Did you just get it? Looks kinda non-aquatic to me. Perhaps acorus varigatus or something of that type? http://www.northcreeknurseries.com/index.cfm/fuseaction/plants.plantDetail/plant_id/422/index.htm
http://www.mobot.org/gardeninghelp/plantfinder/Plant.asp?code=X880

 

[trigoudarammi]

:mad2: Yes it does stay firm and i paid about 20 bucks for all of those.

 

[Sammie7]

So do you think that it could be the acorus? Sounds like it. No aquatic plants I know with thin leaves like that stay firm out of water. You had better go get your money back. I'd be ticked too. Maybe someone else will have a suggestion, but I really think that is what it is.

 

[fresh_newby]

I would be happy to tell you what it is, but I just get a box with a question mark, no picture~

 

[Sammie7]

Here you go: http://i153.photobucket.com/albums/s239/Sammie777_2007/unknownplant.jpg?t=1173662846
I linked it on my photobucket page.

 

[fresh_newby]

Thanks Sammie~

It is too thin to be dwarf sag, and it is not any form of hairgrass or U. gramnifolia, and def not blyxa, so I will opt of non aquatic.~ Go get your dough back~

 

[trigoudarammi]

Ok i went and got an even trade for some micro swords. Did i plant these right?

 

[Sammie7]

I believe you are supposed to spread them out so they can grow together into a lawn. Those look rather large. http://www.aquahobby.com/garden/e_lilaebras.php

 

[trigoudarammi]

well in that pick it looks clumped together.