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Re: Rotala wallichii
>From: Jack.Hardie at ashridge_org.uk (Jack Hardie)
>Subject: Limnophila Replacement
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> Dennerle says it needs a lot of light and it's getting it in my tank.
> It looks quite impressive and the description 'fluffy' is quite apt.
> So far no runners but it may not have had time to marshal its invading
> forces yet. Anyone out there had experience with this plant?
>
I have had R. wallichii for about a year, now and it has not shown any
invasive tendencies. It was a little slow to get started. It would send
up a short stalk that would stop growing, and then send up another that
would get a little further before stopping. New stalks came from the base
of the plant. The more recent growth has been up to a foot long, and, last
month, I cut it all back to only about three inches because it was shading
out some other plants. Recovery has been quick, with the plant sending up
about 5 new stalks, that have already reached the surface.
Paul Krombholz Tougaloo College, Tougaloo, MS 39174
In Mississippi where we got missed by Josephine. Rats!