I've been growing plants for 10 years emersed. I don't mean to step on your friends toes but you don't need a fan. You need to keep humidity above 90% for anubias. Your set up looks good similar to what I use. Except I use coconut fiber pots with potting soil. I set it up and ignore it for 6 months. My lid is a piece of glass I had cut at the hardware store. I cut the corner off the lid just enough for the heater and pump wires. The plants create enough oxygen and co2. I do get a lot of mold and fungus but it don't effect the plants. I mix crushed coral with my potting soil. I don't change the water or anything. I just set it up and forget it. I get monster sized anubias mother plants with 30+ leaves. I've grown anubias petites but when emersed they start to covert back to full grown anubias.
I've grown a ton of aquatic plants emersed. The most challenging and fulfilling are my cryptocoryne. There are many different species that are equally beautiful from blackwater pools to limestone river beds. To get them to root, grow and flower from a bare rhizome is the ultimate high 👍 Welcome to the emersed addiction my brother 😂
I keep primarily cryptocoryne. You can certainly use terrestrial soil. There are several mixes I use depending on the species of crypt. The issue with soil is the nutrient dump that happens when first submerged. Especially in a clay pot with one hole, the nutrients are concentrated and can melt the roots of your plant. You can safeguard against this a couple ways. You can age your soil. Leave your pot submerged for at least a month before you plant. Or if you can't wait, create a hole and fill it with inert sand. You can nestle the rhizome into the sand so the nutrients slowly leach into the root zone. The other issue I find with soil is compaction of the soil, you can remedy this by mixing it with a crushed aggregate (lava rock, eco complete, etc) that will encourage root formation. Again many ways to do the same thing. The last issue is mold. In a high humidity setup requiring >70% humidity mold is an issue. I echo the use of springtails to help safeguard this as well as ventilation. However I don't use a fan, I just have passive cross ventilation. Also the use of rainwater or bottled water may help, but mostly the most effective for me are the spring tails. I keep almost 90% constant humidity with no issues. My setup has been up for almost a year now. You can check out some of my emersed pots here instagram.com/p/CZ2_K7pLppJ/? Love your bids Ryo, keep it up and pm me if you have any questions! 🙏☺️
Ooooooh I like it! Great idea. I would love to see some buce in there. And maybe rotalas, hydrocotyle, hygrophila pinitafida (sp?). But buce and anubias and crypts are my current faves. Great job.
Love these cool little diy setups. Do you just set them up for fun and keep them emersed or do you use it more to grow plants quickly so they have more access to CO2 and stuff and then then add them to the aquarium to grow submerged? Would be cool to see how you do that if you do and how you prep them or if you just let them die back then regrow.
Good stuff man! Would love to see some buce! I do pretty much nothing but emersed grows now 😂. I’ve got some content on setups I’ve made over the last few years.
Cryptocoryne affinis in submersed form is absolutely different. It has deep green upper part of leave and dark red bottom part or some red veins on bottom of leaves. If you had it once you will be never confused to identify affinis. Yours look like young submersed Wendtii brown form.
Trust me Ryo, your room is very clean, neat and organized. Loved the video, hope you do a follow up because I'd like to see your results. I'd like to try something like that myself.
I've grown A.B.Petite in deli containers that have the flip over lids. this way I don't need to vent the container or use tape to seal container. no fan, no heater. 2 inch aqua soil & 1 inch water over the plants and away we go. once they grow out of the water, bring on the springtails to help with mold, fungus, surface algae
Great video! I have a similar set up but I used a plastic bin with LECA as the bottom layer, a mesh barrier, and then potting soil all in an aquarium with a lid to keep humidity up. Works like a charm! I also added springtails to the bin with soil to prevent mold growth
I use potting soil for the garden for my emersed anubias set up only of u want to plant them into the aquarium you should clean them so i just started with those Clay pellets than you have always a clean roots system
Bro increase the the water level a bit more because if the water will evaporate because of the heater if the water will be just emarsing the heater the heater will burst
Really excited to see how crypts will settle in this set up! I used to grow anubias in a similar set up in potting mix but without water and they did well, but without daily misting were fast to dry up.
I think you should really consider removing the glass aquarium heater and look into another solution. If you get too much evaporation and don't remember to keep the water over that heater, you will have problems. I do something like this with no heater in a room at 66F or more depending on the weather. You can also have fun with things like mosses and getting them attached to drift wood with a setup like this.
congrats on your rank Ryo! I remember when the results came out, I saw your name and I was like "oh hey! that's the medaka kid from youtube" =D I was happy for you!
I have had great success growing hygrophila emersed. If you can find some, it might make a great addition. I think it can grow flowers while emersed as well.
Very cool Ryo I’m most excited to see how the Nurii does. I’ve had some submersed with co2 for a couple months now it has a couple leaves that are starting to get bigger and then a few smaller leaves coming in. The colors and pattern so far are amazing I can’t wait for it to grow bigger!!
Nice work ryo !! Have u thought about adding the misting disk inside to create the "fog looks " to add moisture in there ? I've seen that done before too
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What other plants should I try to grow emersed??
And more of my emersed plant video links in description ☺️
I've been growing plants for 10 years emersed. I don't mean to step on your friends toes but you don't need a fan. You need to keep humidity above 90% for anubias. Your set up looks good similar to what I use. Except I use coconut fiber pots with potting soil. I set it up and ignore it for 6 months. My lid is a piece of glass I had cut at the hardware store. I cut the corner off the lid just enough for the heater and pump wires. The plants create enough oxygen and co2. I do get a lot of mold and fungus but it don't effect the plants. I mix crushed coral with my potting soil. I don't change the water or anything. I just set it up and forget it. I get monster sized anubias mother plants with 30+ leaves. I've grown anubias petites but when emersed they start to covert back to full grown anubias.
I've grown a ton of aquatic plants emersed. The most challenging and fulfilling are my cryptocoryne. There are many different species that are equally beautiful from blackwater pools to limestone river beds. To get them to root, grow and flower from a bare rhizome is the ultimate high 👍 Welcome to the emersed addiction my brother 😂
BUCE!!!!!!!! please?
you should because your good
you make plants in a fish tank look cooler than it really should
I keep primarily cryptocoryne. You can certainly use terrestrial soil. There are several mixes I use depending on the species of crypt. The issue with soil is the nutrient dump that happens when first submerged. Especially in a clay pot with one hole, the nutrients are concentrated and can melt the roots of your plant. You can safeguard against this a couple ways. You can age your soil. Leave your pot submerged for at least a month before you plant. Or if you can't wait, create a hole and fill it with inert sand. You can nestle the rhizome into the sand so the nutrients slowly leach into the root zone. The other issue I find with soil is compaction of the soil, you can remedy this by mixing it with a crushed aggregate (lava rock, eco complete, etc) that will encourage root formation. Again many ways to do the same thing. The last issue is mold. In a high humidity setup requiring >70% humidity mold is an issue. I echo the use of springtails to help safeguard this as well as ventilation. However I don't use a fan, I just have passive cross ventilation. Also the use of rainwater or bottled water may help, but mostly the most effective for me are the spring tails. I keep almost 90% constant humidity with no issues. My setup has been up for almost a year now. You can check out some of my emersed pots here instagram.com/p/CZ2_K7pLppJ/? Love your bids Ryo, keep it up and pm me if you have any questions! 🙏☺️
That dollar store is huge! Love your vids 💕 The little plant farm is so cute.
Very nice set up ! And I love that lid w/ the little knob on top - Very nice ! The room looks good to me....
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Great idea, thank you for sharing! I'm so excited planning a grow out setup for a few stem plants that I just bought. Newbie here so a little nervous!
Just go for it :)
Ooooooh I like it! Great idea. I would love to see some buce in there. And maybe rotalas, hydrocotyle, hygrophila pinitafida (sp?). But buce and anubias and crypts are my current faves. Great job.
is there an update video on this?
Love these cool little diy setups. Do you just set them up for fun and keep them emersed or do you use it more to grow plants quickly so they have more access to CO2 and stuff and then then add them to the aquarium to grow submerged? Would be cool to see how you do that if you do and how you prep them or if you just let them die back then regrow.
Good stuff man! Would love to see some buce! I do pretty much nothing but emersed grows now 😂. I’ve got some content on setups I’ve made over the last few years.
Cryptocoryne affinis in submersed form is absolutely different. It has deep green upper part of leave and dark red bottom part or some red veins on bottom of leaves. If you had it once you will be never confused to identify affinis.
Yours look like young submersed Wendtii brown form.
Is there an update on how things worked out?
It's working well. I put up a few updates on my instagram page from time to time @ryowatanabee. I'll try to update it in a future video
Trust me Ryo, your room is very clean, neat and organized. Loved the video, hope you do a follow up because I'd like to see your results. I'd like to try something like that myself.
I've grown A.B.Petite in deli containers that have the flip over lids. this way I don't need to vent the container or use tape to seal container. no fan, no heater. 2 inch aqua soil & 1 inch water over the plants and away we go. once they grow out of the water, bring on the springtails to help with mold, fungus, surface algae
Awesome 👍
Wow you took some flower pots and put them in water. That must have taken weeks of planning and hard work. !!!?????
Looking to start a small aqua farm, wondering if you recommend adding a small heater to the aquarium…?
Great video! I have a similar set up but I used a plastic bin with LECA as the bottom layer, a mesh barrier, and then potting soil all in an aquarium with a lid to keep humidity up. Works like a charm! I also added springtails to the bin with soil to prevent mold growth
What happened to your crossback arowana which you bought from otf farm
I use potting soil for the garden for my emersed anubias set up only of u want to plant them into the aquarium you should clean them so i just started with those Clay pellets than you have always a clean roots system
Bro increase the the water level a bit more because if the water will evaporate because of the heater if the water will be just emarsing the heater the heater will burst
It’s not going to evaporate that fast because I have a cover.
Congrats for having 100k subs!
wow its 2am here in tx. i forget your in Japan. lol. cheers from Dallas tx 🤙
Nice, though not sure I'd want soil with less nutrients?
You are like my grandfather!
Really excited to see how crypts will settle in this set up! I used to grow anubias in a similar set up in potting mix but without water and they did well, but without daily misting were fast to dry up.
Can i have one of your big tanks? As a gift 😍😅
I think you should really consider removing the glass aquarium heater and look into another solution. If you get too much evaporation and don't remember to keep the water over that heater, you will have problems. I do something like this with no heater in a room at 66F or more depending on the weather. You can also have fun with things like mosses and getting them attached to drift wood with a setup like this.
But there's a lid..
@@RyoWatanabee Into which you will be adding a circulation fan. So just keep your eye on it. It may be fine, it may not be.
you can use a nano flat submersible heater that has a low water shuttoff
Hey ryo i dont know if youll see this but how are you so fluent in english?
Indian needs heaters bcoz India have all seasons.
congrats on your rank Ryo! I remember when the results came out, I saw your name and I was like "oh hey! that's the medaka kid from youtube" =D I was happy for you!
Congrats on 100k subs
Proud of you bro
Cool setup, I’m enjoying a few emergent projects.
Yup, emersed plants are fun!
very nice i appreciate your videos
Diy CO2 video please
Looks Amazing! 😍
Can you do moss emersed ?
Hey you should do another rice fish pond and tell everybody where you feed them because I want to get some and I still don't know what you feed them
You feed them literally any fish food 😅 I’ll set one up once it gets warmer. It’s the coldest month right now and our current ponds are frozen
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What i do is to mix akadama with aquasoil, and some rootabs. It works well for the plants.
Awesome video, looks great.
Wait you have 100k subscribers? Congrats bro, I am a.follower since like 10k maybe even less😂
love it bro teach me
Just watch and learn :)
Hygrophila pinnatifida looks amazing when grown emersed. Really nice flowers and super big. Quality video as usual.
I have had great success growing hygrophila emersed. If you can find some, it might make a great addition. I think it can grow flowers while emersed as well.
Bro why do u need a filter for this project
To circulate the water. No water movement = stale water and mosquito larvae. You can try to do this without filter if you want
Congrats for 100k Ryo!
Keep up the good works and hopefully you can engage some more with your audience/viewer.
Very cool Ryo I’m most excited to see how the Nurii does. I’ve had some submersed with co2 for a couple months now it has a couple leaves that are starting to get bigger and then a few smaller leaves coming in. The colors and pattern so far are amazing I can’t wait for it to grow bigger!!
Can't wait to see how all of your plants grow with the different soil and not submerging those two plants. Your room isn't messy. Great job!
Nice work ryo !! Have u thought about adding the misting disk inside to create the "fog looks " to add moisture in there ? I've seen that done before too
Love it 👌 teracotta pots are always a smart move 🤣
Yup!! I watched some of your vids too! Slightly different compared to this system
@@RyoWatanabee how slightly different?
@@csharpe5787 watch his video. It’s different. There’s various ways to grow plants emersed.
@@RyoWatanabee yeah definitely! Have to just go with what works for you and your particular situation for sure. 👌🌱
howd that outdoor tub setup go,, don't think i've seen an update bar the original video?
I did an update on it in this video
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light exposure.. .?
It’s a cheap aquarium light bought on Amazon. Sorry I’m not sure of the exposure
how many hours is needed for daily light exposure?
@@KAPPAEBETTA I have mine on for 10 hours
thank you Ryo.. .
Nice setup for emersed setup ⭐
Thank you, it’s really simple :)
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As a practical trader that i am and making most of my income through trading i always like to take full advantage of any market i find myself, at this moment i so much advise bitcoin day trading so as to grow a very strong portfolio ahead of the major bull market after this short correction. Pro trader Albert Johnson deserves all praises from me due to his unfailing efforts, signals and guidance towards his traders. I'v gained 6.3btc trading with his signals and services.. SUPERB !!