I’ve found arrowheads a little bit of a toss up. I’ve had one die, yet I have another one that’s been in my tank for coming up on a year now that’s still going. Hasn’t grown much, but has been moved 4 or 5 times so maybe that’s why?
75 gallon planted tank journal.
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I rather like arrowheads I find, they look nice so I’ll keep them again in the future.
Best to feed your plants (worm castings or fish safe fertilizer spikes).
With arrowhead plants, after they reach a certain size, they don't grow as much
your question about hob with plants....I use pothos in my hob they root in some open cell foam I put in and are growing very well. I plan on doing a similar version to your pothos tub in a 20 long that houses my axolotls. might add some bamboo seeing yours.
But perhaps I could propagate them after they reach that size and have more to spread to other tanks.
What are worm castings? Also I don’t think feeding them would work unless I used a liquid fert but I don’t think it’s necessary since I have a heavy stock. I told you the stock of my 75 gallon once in pm’s.
What are worm castings? Also I don’t think feeding them would work unless I used a liquid fert but I don’t think it’s necessary since I have a heavy stock. I told you the stock of my 75 gallon once in pm’s.
Sounds great, let me know if you end up doing the bamboo
.I propagate my pothos and worm castings are a fancy word for worm poop lol
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermicompost
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vermicompost
Worm poo, it availible in the garden section, it can also be used as substrate for planted tanks
I haven't used castings in my tank. that's an interesting idea. I have a 5 gallon bucket worm farm already to feed my fish worms from. maybe its time to try a planted tank again????
Definitely ! With the right lighting you can grow dwarf water lilies indoors
