What's Your Biggest Plant Success?

[duskhunter]

I've been struggling with my Anubias for months, but finally got them to thrive. What's your biggest plant success story? I'm curious what worked for others.

[morningglow_9]

My Java Ferns went from barely hanging on to taking over the tank. I switched to a lower light setup and added some root tabs. Now they're gonna need a trim soon, lol.

[lavender]

I had a similar issue with my Anubias. They just wouldn't grow until I moved them to a spot with more flow. Now they're spreading like crazy. What's your tank setup like, duskhunter?

[fabledark]

My biggest win was with Cryptocoryne Wendtii. They melted at first, but after a few weeks, they bounced back and now look amazing. Patience is key with these guys.

[duskhunter]

I had a similar issue with my Anubias. They just wouldn't grow until I moved them to a spot with more flow. Now they're spreading like crazy. What's your tank setup like, duskhunter?

That's interesting. I've got a 20-gallon with moderate flow. Maybe I'll try adjusting the placement.

[stormyok]

My Amazon Swords are out of control. I started with one, now I've got like five. They love the dirted substrate and weekly ferts. Anyone else into swords?

[flyer9]

I finally got my Monte Carlo to carpet. It took forever, but CO2 and high light did the trick. Now it's spreading like wildfire.

[predator]

My biggest success was with Vallisneria. It's growing so fast I have to trim it every other week. It's kinda taken over the tank, but the fish love it.

[KitchenPro]

Dude, my Duckweed is outta control. I know it's a weed, but it's thriving like crazy. My tank looks like a green carpet on top. Weird flex, I know.

[starfish]

I managed to get my Bucephalandra to flower. It was a total fluke, but now I'm obsessed with trying to make it happen again.