#what Is This Plant?

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okay, well thanks for that guys! Have any of you had any experience with this plant? Pruning etc, i love it but i feel i may need a few tips heh heh heh :shifty:
 
okay, well thanks for that guys! Have any of you had any experience with this plant? Pruning etc, i love it but i feel i may need a few tips heh heh heh :shifty:

With water wisteria, it grows like other stem plants - you can cut and replant the stems. You might notice some new roots coming out of the nodes when it's moved to a new environment. It's a faster grower and you might need to trim it very often.

Water sprite on the other hand grows new leaves from a crown/rhizome like ferns. Also, new plantlets (offsets) form from the edge of older leaves.

This is found in one of the pinned articles on common aquarium plants.
Wisteria - Hygrophila Difformis A beautiful and undemanding plant for beginners. Helps create a balance in the aquarium because of it's rapid growth it helps prevent algae. The plant absorbs a great number of nutrients from the water. The shortage of micro-nutrients leads to pale leaves, which may be an indication that the aquarium needs fertiliser. Temperature .. 22-30ºC, pH tolerance .. 5-9pH, Hardness tolerance … soft-very hard. A very easy and fast growing plant.

I have kept water wisteria before but never had much luck keeping it alive :blush: It bruises easily. And with my tank's poor lighting, the bottom leaves die quickly :blush:
Never kept water sprite so cannot comment on that :)
 
Wisteria.
That's how they look when they arrive at the LFS. Sold countless amounts lol.
 

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