Hey Red

I don't know your dosing schedules but you may need to be dosing more NO3.
Try a little more than usual and see how it does, this will help with your
green slime problem aswell. How much light do you have on the tank? Are you
using diy or compressed co2? How are your other plants doing?
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I have had it in the past, never could keep it from becoming algaefied...
The lower portions just became covered with green slime and hair algae...
This time, I got some nice samples, and they STILL got algaefied....

Yes they were planted, weighted and it was only the lower sections... It
was
shaded, so maybe light was an issue? CO2 and ferts everyother day....

any ideas?? Is it just destined to be a floating plant?

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is that better??