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Cabomba rooting
Should I just let my Cabomba sit on the gravel with the lead weights or
actually put it under the substrate? |
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IME it will root either way. Also, IME and depending on the tank setup,
Cabomba will grow so fast (3" in a single day wasn't unusual) and lush that you may be ripping it out soon in order to replace it with a different type of plant :-( "Bill Stock" wrote in message ... Should I just let my Cabomba sit on the gravel with the lead weights or actually put it under the substrate? |
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"Paul A. Ergh" wrote in message ... IME it will root either way. Also, IME and depending on the tank setup, Cabomba will grow so fast (3" in a single day wasn't unusual) and lush that you may be ripping it out soon in order to replace it with a different type of plant :-( "Bill Stock" wrote in message ... Should I just let my Cabomba sit on the gravel with the lead weights or actually put it under the substrate? I hope you're right, for now. I fear my water is too alkali (7.5+) though. |
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