Sweet potato instead of pathos

[kiep]

Anyone?

 

[Oddball]

Sweet potato farming via hydroponics and aquaponics is very popular. Should work fine in an aquarium. One word of caution, never consume veggies from a system that had to be medicated at any point during the growth of the veggies within the system loop.

 

[bbortko]

Did you just chuck one in right from the supermarket?

 

[convict360]

It looks like an alien, that is pretty cool though!

 

[jwh]

I'm amazed it's not rotting, will give this a try myself, looks really cool

 

[xraycer]

The big advantage of pothos is that they don't require much lighting. How much light will a sweet potato plant require?

I often feed my giant gourami grape tomatoes, and would randomly find little green, leafy sprouts under water. It would just disappear in a few days, so I'm not sure whether it simply died or just got eaten.

 

[kiep]

Just stick it in a couple inches n watch it grow.
Light from the aquarium light is enough.

 

[kiep]

 

[ehh]

have noticed a difference in nitrates?

 

[ehh]

and thats pretty funny haha. but if it works, it works