Trimming Plants

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dalepearson

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Hiya Guys, I have plants in my tank growing brilliantly.
I dont know what they are, just long green ones.
Anyway they are growing so much they are kinda taking over, how can I trim them or cut them back without killing them?
 
From your limited description they sound a bit like vallis, unfortunately we can't really reccomend a pruning technique until we know what they are. Are they rooted plants or stem plants? Are the leaves spiraling? Any other charachteristics?

Or do you have access to a digi. cam right now? a quick pic would help tons.
 
Egeria densa (Elodea or Anacharis) and Limnophila sessiflora (small Ambulia).

You can cut them along the stem with sharp scissors, either discard or re-plant the cuttings (or offer them in the "Plant swap" thread).
 
Egeria densa (Elodea or Anacharis) and Limnophila sessiflora (small Ambulia).

You can cut them along the stem with sharp scissors, either discard or re-plant the cuttings (or offer them in the "Plant swap" thread).

Thanks :good:
 

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