Suchergebnisse

Eine langsam wachsende Zwergsorte einer der interessantesten Ludwigien. Langsames Wachstum unter Wasser ermöglicht es, mehrere Sämlinge pro Jahr zu bekommen. In Hightech-Aquarien wächst sie niedrig, während sie in Lowtech-Aquarien höher wächst, aber sie ist nicht so zwergig und ihre...

Eine seltene bunte Sorte, die unter Wasser ziemlich schnell wächst. Importiert von östlichen Sammlern von Raritäten

Reden Sie von solchen lila Farben?

Indeed this young seedling is still green and has turned bluish under the influence of the first fluorescent lamp that I have from the front of tank (it is not Led, only a T5 fluorescent lamp). The first pictures in previous posts shown a bluish mature, mother plant in normal lighting. I do not...

Another, next to Gua Angin, beautiful micro sized Bolbitis. Temp of grow similar to Cuspidata and Gua Angin. It has a better defined leaf edge than Gua Angin. The leaves also seem to be longer. Growing fine in my tank with parameters: KH 6 GH 14 PH 6,8

You wrote here that the emerged Rosemary (Filiformis) should have a stiff and slightly waved leaf, but nowhere I can find such pictures. What is shown on web is nothing like the description. So I've grown myself an emerged version of Rosemary: ... and indeed the emerged leaves are...

Probably the smallest Anubias on the world. Comes from a Czech aquarist. For 2 years it has been growing in my tank under water in an unchanged form. Origin unknown. The appearance of the leaves can suggest a bit of Bucephalandra spec.

Sure, I have still few portion

after 2 years under water:

Compare with another, probably the smallest in the world Anubias called "Micro":

One of the oldest Bucephalandra variety, pretty small and colorful. Young leaves are beautifully yellow (the picture may not show it clearly). One of the most beautiful varieties in my opinion.

Bucephalandra Choclate Queen? I never heard about it. My has pretty violet shining on the leaf.