I'm more inclined to buy new stem plants than slow-growers because
fast-growers have more effect on thier environment. If your reason for
hesitating to buy new plants because of 'economic' reasons, I'd wait for it
to get larger.

I used to have Anubias barteri 'coffeefolia' and it grew about 2 leaves a
month. I split mine every 6 leaves to give to friends and for trading in.

"redled" wrote in message
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I've got a couple of anubias nana plants currently growing into some
driftwood. These are new, so I haven't had a chance to see how fast they
grow
yet. Anyways, does anyone know about how long it might take for a nana to
double in size? I have about 3.2 wpg and DIY CO2 (usually 15-20 ppm, but
I'm
working on that). I know it's hard to judge these things, I'm just
debating
whether I should go and buy some more plants (I need more!) or if I'm
patient
enough to wait for them to grow and propagate. TIA.

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