* From: Lazarus Miskowski <lazmiskowski at yahoo_com>
I've never seen this. I doubt it would work, since I
don't think that glosso has "sticky" roots like Java
Fern.
The roots are white, thin, and unremarkable. Glosso
sends runners through the substrate.
Best to put it in your substrate. BUt if you get it
to attach to rocks, let us know!
Arthur
http://taopa.com
I agree with Arthur. Glosso normally has its roots in the substrate
and gets nutrients with them. However, it can be grown floating if
you keep your iron and other nutrients at good levels. If it can
grow floating, then it presumably could grow if held to hard objects
with netting as is done with Riccia. I think it would look good
only for a short time, and than long trailing strands of glosso
would develop.