Research C. lucens & C. lutea. Similar looking

I was starting to think Pogostemon erectus. There seems to be variation I'm guessing based on light, CO2, Iron and if I'm even close I must be getting almost as plant-nerdy as you guys; almost, but not quite. Anxious to set-up my 6' farm tank and play with this plant and others.

Ludwigia something?

krisw wrote:Ben, I got the feeling that he was going to dose dry, rather than mix up a solution....

Yes, that is correct. I have a side-sump in the lower tank and I just dump the dry ferts in there where they get kicked around and then sent to the upper tank.
Thanks Ben & Kris.

I'm just looking for validation or caution or alternate 1st step suggestions.

Short story: The upstairs tank was recently torn down and restarted. Both upstairs and downstairs tanks are about 95gals connected & heavily planted. Downstairs is basically a farm tank. Compressed CO2 added but I believe I loose alot as water passes between the 2 tanks. L. Aromatica is growing ...

Cristy Keister wrote:Hey, I've been looking for that! Will you bring some to the meeting?

Sorry, I meant I found it on the internet, I don't have any yet

Found it --> Ranunculus inundatus http://tropica.com/en/plants/plantdetai ... 022C)/4435

The little palm tree looking one Thanks

Cristy Keister wrote:You can plant it like a stem or tie it to wood or rock as you would java fern.

Thanks Cristy. Strange plant that can go either way. If I get enough stems, I do both ways to see which works best.