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wow, red |
December 11, 2009 |
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Brian
from Mount Ida, AR United States
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This plant rooted within two weeks, and is growing slow, but growing good. Needs CO2. Lower leaves on my plants are getting algae, but 4 inches up the plant is very healthy and growing good. Haven't trimmed yet as I have with other plants. I was told by aquariumplants.com they will grow better if planted side by side individually in substrate, not bunched in cluster in weights.
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Does very well with CO2 |
October 11, 2009 |
| Reviewer:
Donna
from Los Angeles area
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My new Rotala magenta (narrow leaf) is doing very well with CO2 supplementation. I have an automated CO2 system programmed to add Co2 until the pH drops from 7.5 to 6.9. I also have metal halide lighting. The new growth (I received my plant about 2 weeks ago) is very red- redder than the old growth-but it wouldn't be without the CO2. All these red stem plants seem to need the CO2 in order to obtain maximum growth and bright red coloring,-eve more so than the metal halide lighting-so if you don't have CO2 you should stick with green plants.
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