Hi there, just wanted to know if you guys knew any good and tall aquarium plants?
I defo like the look of giant valisneria.
How tall does star grass get?
I defo like the look of giant valisneria.
How tall does star grass get?
Good tall background plants please?
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how is your lighting and what size tank?
Onion plants grow tall, but they often grow tooooooo tall and end up looking weird since you can't really just cut the leaf shorter
Jungle Val grows tall as well, but it also grows everywhere and while cool, might not be what you are looking for
A lot of stem plants will grow very tall, provided that they are fertilized properly and given enough light and all that.
We need to know more about your tank first.
Onion plants grow tall, but they often grow tooooooo tall and end up looking weird since you can't really just cut the leaf shorter
Jungle Val grows tall as well, but it also grows everywhere and while cool, might not be what you are looking for
A lot of stem plants will grow very tall, provided that they are fertilized properly and given enough light and all that.
We need to know more about your tank first.
giant valisneria is a nice plant, though for us, it got too big. We measured him up to 3 metres, which is way too big for a tank with a height of 60cm...
Aponogeton-species can get quite big. Personally, I love the Aponogeton Ulvaceus. But they do need lots of attention. They're quite delicate plants.
They grow very wide, though.
If you're looking for something fine, you could try to grow Bacopa. It is a very stubborn plant however, and grows to wherever it wants to.
Echinodorus sp can get big as well. But then again, they grow wide.
One of the plants I am going to use for the background of my aqua-scaping project is Eichhornia Azurea. Though, the tank I'm going to do is only 30 liters,
so that's about as big as I can go
Aponogeton-species can get quite big. Personally, I love the Aponogeton Ulvaceus. But they do need lots of attention. They're quite delicate plants.
They grow very wide, though.
If you're looking for something fine, you could try to grow Bacopa. It is a very stubborn plant however, and grows to wherever it wants to.
Echinodorus sp can get big as well. But then again, they grow wide.
One of the plants I am going to use for the background of my aqua-scaping project is Eichhornia Azurea. Though, the tank I'm going to do is only 30 liters,
so that's about as big as I can go