ParadiseGuerrero
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I've had them for a while now (a bit over a month) and i have no idea what they actually are so i was wondering if any one knows? it's these three-

none of them seem to be doing any growing (though I'm comparing this to the cabomba caroliniana which i know is a quick grower but still) the two on the left have both managed to grow some good roots but the redish one hasn't- it does seem to growing root like things all the way up it's stalk though; from each section where a leaf comes out these root things do to..makes me think I've planted it wrong- i can't even tell if it's the right way up
The Red one and the one in the bottom left both came as a bunch of cuttings so I assume they're stem plants- there is more then one of each in the pictures
So far I'm pretty impressed with them though- they're still alive! (I managed to kill nearly all my Java Fern so its a surprise these things are still alive)
And sorry about the Bleeding heart- he decided to be a bit of a camera hog and kept swimmming in front of the plant.
Thankyou in advance for any information you could give.

none of them seem to be doing any growing (though I'm comparing this to the cabomba caroliniana which i know is a quick grower but still) the two on the left have both managed to grow some good roots but the redish one hasn't- it does seem to growing root like things all the way up it's stalk though; from each section where a leaf comes out these root things do to..makes me think I've planted it wrong- i can't even tell if it's the right way up
The Red one and the one in the bottom left both came as a bunch of cuttings so I assume they're stem plants- there is more then one of each in the pictures
So far I'm pretty impressed with them though- they're still alive! (I managed to kill nearly all my Java Fern so its a surprise these things are still alive)
And sorry about the Bleeding heart- he decided to be a bit of a camera hog and kept swimmming in front of the plant.
Thankyou in advance for any information you could give.








