Little tip,whenever planting new cuttings remove a few of the bottom leaves because (especially in sand,I have 5 black sand tanks) the buried leaves will die,decay and as we all know decaying plant matter isn’t good for your aquarium (unless you have shrimp,my shrimp love eating living leaves too tho lol),but yeah,hope that helps. I love this video,bacopa moneywort is a neat plant that I feel deserves more good publicity so it was awesome to see this,and although I haven’t done it in a really long time you’ve inspired me to get some cuttings from my plants and replant them,thank you,I’ve really took my eye off the ball on that one so I’m really grateful for the boot up the butt lol
Actually among all the plants that I encounter the Mossball, duck weed, water lettuce and the bacopa are the easiest to propagate. My Bacopa just grew longer in a month inside my Goldfish pond. I think they happily gorge themselves on the nutrient rich water of my pond because of the poop the goldfish produce. Also, my bacopa survives in my betta tanks with dark water setup.
I just sold all my goldfish Darn, I guess I could get a few to give me the rich nutrient waste water I could never grow plant's in their stock tank cause they kept eating the plant's so I sold them.
Hello! I have some free floating money wort in my aquarium and I've got a bunch of different shoots of roots. Where would I clip the separate shoots on the plants?
my tank also has dirt but my moneywort seems to be having issues establishing roots within the soil, although roots are sprouting from the sides of the stems. The planted sections seem to rot under the soil. at first i was not using ferts, now i am but it does not seem to be making much of a difference.
Is all Bacopa the same ? cause I just bought 2 types of it? 1 is the Yellow Flame & the other is Monnieri I have Rotala Indica & it looks like the Bacopa I see in your tank so now I'm lost.
They can grow floating too! But keep in mind that they'll always try to grow out from the water and you can see some new stems sticking out from the water surface after some days.
I wanna call long plant 🌱 stretching 🙆♂️ bulls horns !!!! When I cut it at 45 degree angle , imma dip it low , add some ferts and let her go !!!! Remember new name (long plant stretching bulls horn) new scientific name !!!! Booom pow 💥
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Little tip,whenever planting new cuttings remove a few of the bottom leaves because (especially in sand,I have 5 black sand tanks) the buried leaves will die,decay and as we all know decaying plant matter isn’t good for your aquarium (unless you have shrimp,my shrimp love eating living leaves too tho lol),but yeah,hope that helps.
I love this video,bacopa moneywort is a neat plant that I feel deserves more good publicity so it was awesome to see this,and although I haven’t done it in a really long time you’ve inspired me to get some cuttings from my plants and replant them,thank you,I’ve really took my eye off the ball on that one so I’m really grateful for the boot up the butt lol
Actually among all the plants that I encounter the Mossball, duck weed, water lettuce and the bacopa are the easiest to propagate. My Bacopa just grew longer in a month inside my Goldfish pond. I think they happily gorge themselves on the nutrient rich water of my pond because of the poop the goldfish produce. Also, my bacopa survives in my betta tanks with dark water setup.
I just sold all my goldfish Darn, I guess I could get
a few to give me the rich nutrient waste water
I could never grow plant's in their stock tank
cause they kept eating the plant's so I sold them.
Oh I love that little tank!
Hello! I have some free floating money wort in my aquarium and I've got a bunch of different shoots of roots. Where would I clip the separate shoots on the plants?
my tank also has dirt but my moneywort seems to be having issues establishing roots within the soil, although roots are sprouting from the sides of the stems. The planted sections seem to rot under the soil. at first i was not using ferts, now i am but it does not seem to be making much of a difference.
Try removing the bottom branches before planting. Branches stuffed under the substrate will usually rot.
I’m leaving for college in august do you have any tips for leaving tanks in care of others?
Btw love the vids
Plants!
Have some Bacopa coming in from LRB. It is a nice stem plant.
Can u float it?
Sir can this plant grow without soil only sand
Is all Bacopa the same ? cause I just bought 2
types of it? 1 is the Yellow Flame & the other is
Monnieri I have Rotala Indica & it looks like the
Bacopa I see in your tank so now I'm lost.
It seems there are two types, theres one with thicker stems and leaves and one with thinner stems and leaves plus the leaves are a little curvy
Does it need root tabs to grow
Yes
ruby is stoned as fuck lol . good girl
I don't have substrate in my tank will my new moneywort plant need it for sure?
They can grow floating too! But keep in mind that they'll always try to grow out from the water and you can see some new stems sticking out from the water surface after some days.
Question please ... Does so many tanks at home sky rocket your electricity bill
Simple answer. Yes
I wanna call long plant 🌱 stretching 🙆♂️ bulls horns !!!! When I cut it at 45 degree angle , imma dip it low , add some ferts and let her go !!!! Remember new name (long plant stretching bulls horn) new scientific name !!!! Booom pow 💥