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Watercress root rotting, freshwater fish tank.
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I just got a fish tank. I have some watercress in bunches. They are held together by a nonrust-metal wire and are planted into the gravel in the tank. But the roots keep on rotting. I'm not sure what to do. Although they are growing new leaves and have grown longer. Do I just leave them in bunches and let them float around, instead of planting them into gravel. Thanks for any help |
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Watercress root rotting, freshwater fish tank.
Take the wire off, it's just there for shipping and selling. Cut the rotten
roots off, and replant, with some space between plants. New roots will develop. In article , (DogCow) wrote: Hi I just got a fish tank. I have some watercress in bunches. They are held together by a nonrust-metal wire and are planted into the gravel in the tank. But the roots keep on rotting. I'm not sure what to do. Although they are growing new leaves and have grown longer. Do I just leave them in bunches and let them float around, instead of planting them into gravel. Thanks for any help __ "Insert witty comment here." -John |
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