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haven't tried yet, Buying a new house and building a new kitchen which means im allowed to use the current one as a Fishroom.

Not Really Sure where to post this, s thought i'd stick it in the general forum does anyone have an idea of whether a standard kitchen worktop would take the weight of fish tanks (got a 125L and buying a 4" *2") or is it really just a guessing game? TIA

i do have a couple of stems of this, hoping it will grow emersed as it's poking through at the moment. will chuck some in the next Stir-fry i make is the Mrs will let me! i've also tried water mint and Pennyroyal before, i was hoping i could find a better use for my excess Hydrocotyle leucocephala

didn't really know how to categorise this, but has anyone ever grown and eaten anything in their tank? i'm aware some Pennyworts are edible but unsure on others

Two is better than one when it comes to aquariums

from both angles, as you can see I drilled a hole in the wood and stuffed it in, roots overflow with lower portion still submersed. I’d say I bought it December time? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

i'll take one when i'm home, roots are in the water ..... drilled a hole in the wood and stuffed it in, coconut root and all

i bought a lobelia one a while ago and have it growing emergent stuffed in a hole in some driftwood, seems to be doing pretty well so far.

here's the hydroculture list Marcel mentioned http://www.hydro-culture.net/plants.html i've found it useful when rummaging through the garden centre house plants section. also now spring is on the way its easy to pick up marginal plants from the ponds section

i have just started growing Emersed, most aquatic plants grow emersed... i have lobelia Cardinalis growing well as well as Lileaopsis Braziliensis. with terrestrial plants don't be scared to use a big cutting, i have gone too small so far and they struggle as its hard to stop them getting their...