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Re: How old do they get . . .
Hi,
I have an echinodorus that is at least 10 years old and probably closer to 15. It has survived all kinds of calamities that would have done in a lesser plant. It has varied in height from between 6 and 14 inches, depending on whether it was in the thriving or declining mode. It has been replanted several times.
And a question: Is there any information on the effect
on the longevity of aquatic plants by giving them very large amounts of light and nutrients? I know that in some fish "forcing" can produce gorgeous specimens but longevity is decreased.
Bill