In article , kush wrote:
I find that my swords get "tired" and need to be replaced after a two, maybe
three years maximum. However, during those few years they have propagated
so prolifically (in a submerged state, mind you) that there are plenty of
replacements.

Hmmm, I have two sword plants in two tanks. The plant in question has
been around for only a year, maybe a year and a half. It's been growing
mediocrely due to it being my first planted tank - I had a lot to learn
about how to grow plants ::-)

Do you think it stands a reasonable chance of coming back if I keep
feeding it and keeping conditions well, or should I just be prepared to
replace it?


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