Browning on leaves?

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IMG565.jpg a lot of aquatic plants reproduce by sending out a stem with plantlets (babies) attached. I've probably harvested 30 babies since I've owned this plant. sorry for the sucky pic. But there is a niced sized one in the 2nd pic of post #10. Had I not previously trimmed the runner from this plant, that stem (runner) would be about 3 ft. long with 7-10 plantlets on it.

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aquaponicpaw said:
Yeah You can. I like to let mine die all the way back when the Plant is fairly new. Ebay is a good place for root tabs.View attachment 797132

Here is my sword when I first put it in. it browned so much that I thought I would have to throw it away. over the course of about 4 Monthes I split the plant into 3 all are the size of this one. another month or so I will split them again and have 6 plants this size, about 24" from root to crown. Also leave any runners on as long as possible.View attachment 797135View attachment 797136
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nice!

Do you use co2 or ferts?
 
GrantA94 said:
nice!

Do you use co2 or ferts?
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Roots tabs and flourish Carbon, the results from the tabs are definitely measurable. Not So sure about the Flourish as I've only been using it for a month and I meant to buy excel but would up with Carbon. No detriment to the sword So why not? My Moss Balls however, are a different story all have some browning on them, and 4 of 25 have started to split. So Im just gonna watch and see.
 
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