Richard Sexton wrote:

The sale of hybrids as crispus is nowhere near new, it's documented
in plant books from the 1960's. Real crispus is a great plant and I
hope it makes a comeback. Keep in mins Aponogetons don't really have a
rest period, they just run out of nutrients. Theyt're massivly heavy feeders.


Every now and again you write something that fascinates me. Everything
I've read (not that it's correct) says Aponogetons require a rest
period. Can an Aponogeton that's slowing down be revived by moving it
to another spot in the substrate, then? Or by root feeding with a bit
of water lily tablet that has NPK?

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