Amazon Sword......?
Got a new plant a little while ago, Amazon sword. Was told about reproducing
in about a 20 second speech on care. I now have a "sprout", shooting 2" out of the water, and I remember something she said (woman at the lfs) about weighing it down in the substrate to form another plant. Like I said, it was a fast speech, the girl no longer works there. Now I have this beautiful Amazon with a sprout poking out of the aquarium. I could prune, but wondering about these flowers I hear about, and reproducing plants, etc., Cheers |
Amazon Sword......?
On Sat, 15 Mar 2003 00:38:22 -0500, "D&M" wrote:
Got a new plant a little while ago, Amazon sword. Was told about reproducing in about a 20 second speech on care. I now have a "sprout", shooting 2" out of the water, and I remember something she said (woman at the lfs) about weighing it down in the substrate to form another plant. Like I said, it was a fast speech, the girl no longer works there. Now I have this beautiful Amazon with a sprout poking out of the aquarium. I could prune, but wondering about these flowers I hear about, and reproducing plants, etc., Cheers Most likely flowers, and after the flowers, most likely new plants will start at each point where there was a flower. No need to do anything immediate, let it bloom and enjoy that, when that gets old tuck the stalk back under the water. _ - Charles - -does not play well with others |
Amazon Sword......?
Thanks Charles!
"Charles" wrote in message ... On Sat, 15 Mar 2003 00:38:22 -0500, "D&M" wrote: Got a new plant a little while ago, Amazon sword. Was told about reproducing in about a 20 second speech on care. I now have a "sprout", shooting 2" out of the water, and I remember something she said (woman at the lfs) about weighing it down in the substrate to form another plant. Like I said, it was a fast speech, the girl no longer works there. Now I have this beautiful Amazon with a sprout poking out of the aquarium. I could prune, but wondering about these flowers I hear about, and reproducing plants, etc., Cheers Most likely flowers, and after the flowers, most likely new plants will start at each point where there was a flower. No need to do anything immediate, let it bloom and enjoy that, when that gets old tuck the stalk back under the water. _ - Charles - -does not play well with others |
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