Can You Name This Plant

[iroc]

It's beautiful, I do remember the guy told me it grows slow and is usauly grown outside of water so it will get big quicker then when you put it in water it slows down

c'mon ppl I'm counting on you

 

[iroc]

Can you show me a link becuase I put that name in google and came up with a completely different looking plant


http/images.google.com/images?q=Bacopa+A...G=Search+Images

 

[geo7x]

some of the plants on the google image search look like it http/digilander.libero.it/lizardking72/101_0535.jpg that for example. c'mon, who do you trust more, fishkillernomore or some random guy on the internet who has his version on google?

 

[iroc]

Awww Geo, thanks Every once in a while I get something right, but not 100% of the time But yeah, google does pull up different pictures.

The aquabid link also has the same pic that Geo pulled.
http/www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auc...&1159501093

Plants grown above water doesn't look exactly alike the ones grown underwater, that's why your plants are redder and have a crinkly texture while the one on the other picture is paler and have smoother leaves.

See I was told that the plant would change some but would actully become more red, but the fact is that the plant you showed seems to have different hadling instuctions then what I was told, like that plant is seemingly easy to grow where I was told mine is quite difficult, and that plant is a bushy plant that grows outword and the one I got is posed to just grow up



thanks for the help it just doesn't seem the same to me