Is this rotting?

[mr.bigglesworth]

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How do I trim off the rot?

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[mr.bigglesworth]

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Is this rotting?

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Is this rotting?
Note 3 different plants pictured in posts

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[greenbud]

they look like buruse root to me have they been beat on by you or your fish

 

[mr.bigglesworth]

they look like buruse root to me have they been beat on by you or your fish

What? Baruse root or baruse rot? I don't understand what ur saying. Yes its been uprooted quite a bit.

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[greenbud]

carefully cut out the rotted section then softly plant then. Also remember that unless you have a co2 injection system you can only have as many plants as your fish produce waste to feed.

 

[mr.bigglesworth]

carefully cut out the rotted section then softly plant then. Also remember that unless you have a co2 injection system you can only have as many plants as your fish produce waste to feed.

Thanks so much. ok so i trimmed the rot but because it had already spread all the way through about 95% of the rhizome do you think it will survive with just a little pimple-sized bump f a rhizome? im gonna upload a pic in just 1 min hold on a sec here.

 

[mr.bigglesworth]

Ok pics: I was hoping u could tell me if this is still rotting?

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[greenbud]

just keap an eye on it the love hate of plates it they help in the nitite cycle but if they start to die and decay they also can harm it. Another thing to check is you PH some plants can not do high or low extreams.

 

[joe jaskot]

You should wave just left the plant alone. The white roots are new and are healthy. Next time, just plant it with the crown of the plant above the gravel.