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Hello Heiko, Hello Matz I'm very happy to hear you :) This is a great notice, that little and rare plant now has a more correct name. I have great gratification. I think that N. parviflora is a medium-great specie with large leaves (I don't find good images). Plant produces a long peduncle...

Hi friends, I'm Massimo Iannella, excuse me for my english :) I grow N. sp. 'Lymnocharus' from any years. I would like do a important contribution for identification this rare specie. Below less Kelvin (about 3000K) I got the blooming. For moment these images could be unique on the world. Now...

Hello friends, the specie doesn't survive submersed, my species are brown, i think died. Massimo Iannella.

Hello friend, yes, specie is very difficult. I did a great error: i planted foot many depth, white zone must be visible otherwise rot.

Hello friends, today i published on my site an important article "Kokedama - Aquarium preparation" link: http://www.rareaquaticplants.com/index. ... Itemid=188 Thank you for interest. Massimo Iannella http://www.rareaquaticplants.com

Wonderful plant, i have not it, i would like :) This species has leaves long, similar E. sp. 'Goias' but more rigid and vertical morfology. Growing it's difficult?

Hi Olaf, second and third images are same plant. Any stem returning to normal leaf, the Ca concentration is important, low GH stimulate curling erge sometime.

Hi Olaf :) but leaves returning normal (curling type) or in round form?

Hello Olaf, this is my plant? I have R. macrandra 'type II' (that i sended you, round leaves form) in two form, one with curling leaf (i have few stems) and one with round and very colorful leaves: it growing from normal species, the plants has genetic variability caused from hybrid/cultivar...

Hello, excuse me for later :) my suggest "Cyperaceae" was for describe leaves morfology only :) rgds, Massimo Iannella

Re: Pogostemon stellatus 'Octopus' Hello, in Italy this specie is commercialized from Anubias. Good and fast plant but i don't know origin, it is cultivar or hybrid probably.

Hello Heiko, leaves are flexible but very strong and fibrous, similar to Cyperaceae sp. i will try emersed culture.

Hello Heiko, thanks for interesting :):) Giovanni Bubici is very good tranlsator and great expert, he is a agronomist. i don't see flower or inflorescence still, it's will be important for correct classification, i hope... The leaves are rigid in first lenght (10cm about) and very fluctuant...

font link is: http://delta-intkey.com/angio/www/xyridace.htm

Hello friends, today i published important article in english "Eriocaulon sp. 'Japan Needle Leaf' aka Eriocaulon sp. 'from Japan'" link: http://www.rareaquaticplants.com/index. ... 45:article A lot of thanks to Giovanni Bubici for translate. Massimo Iannella

hi, maybe this plants is Syngonanthus sp. 'Uaupes' :)

Hi, i add in my site an important article for this rare and difficult plants. I showed many information, water parameters, interventions and images. i'll try growing...work in progress... i hope :) link: http://www.rareaquaticplants.com/index. ... 86:ottelia

Hello Heiko, many thanks for information :) i had same your concers from the first moment. The opposite leaves (or distichous) are not common in Eriocaulon sp., i finded this images, ti's very similar to my plant, Xyris angustifolia:

Hi Heiko, many thanks for interesting :) I hope that article will be translate soon. any images:

Hi Heiko, thanks for research, did you see my article? well, i think that plant is same species, name is incorrect, E. setaceum is another plants. the plant's structure is different to generic Eriocaulon sp., no Rosette but rizome with "equitant" leaves, very inusual for this genus. @Matz many...