stem plants
- Thread starter caz
- Start date
They just seem to do that. I think of it as normal, I don't think they neccesarily want them in the substrate.
Topping is a fairly common pruning technique -- pulling up a plant and replanting the top rather than the bottom. You could cut them in half and replant both, but I wouldn't do it on account of the roots.
Topping is a fairly common pruning technique -- pulling up a plant and replanting the top rather than the bottom. You could cut them in half and replant both, but I wouldn't do it on account of the roots.
i notice that with increased nutrients they do this. Just cut off the top and replant
marc
Http://www.Aquatic-store.com
Co2, Plants, Substrate, Filters, Heaters, UV and more
marc
Http://www.Aquatic-store.com
Co2, Plants, Substrate, Filters, Heaters, UV and more
With some of my stems, (Egeria Densia, a.k.a Anacharis) the roots act as 'runners' and head down into the substrate to root the plant down. Then, you can lift the plant up so it is about 2 inches off the substrate if you'd like to provide it more flexible movement and keep the bottoms from rotting.