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You can't really trim any of them apart from the moss.

I would have set up a planted marine by now if there were enough plants available. I hear sea grass is exceptionally delicate.

Is it dirt? Or algae? I used to get this but only in my tanks where I didn't use co2 or have high flow.

They're still amazing quality and I found the portions fairly big still.

Yep, because they're usually discounted 8)

I left mine out of water in 90% humidity and they were fine for over a month.

All your plants look good though I think you'll struggle with the hairgrass. E.Tenellus you should definitely try. Crypts? They're all awesome and all work great in lower light levels. Pick whatever you like the look of. Maybe Crypt. Balansae for a background plant.

No probs. Might have to give these a try soon!

http://www.warehouse-aquatics.co.uk/aqu ... re=default

With that much filtration and extra power heads? Although it is a corner tank, quite tricky to get right.

I've only heard good things about them. Well that was my initial though, too much light, maybe some else will have some better ideas!

Why did you increase the photoperiod if the plants weren't doing well?

My initial thought is that you have a LOT of light. Those things are quite powerful are they not? 9 hours is also a long photoperiod. Why not try dropping it down to 6 hours for a start? Maybe raise them further still. You clearly have more than enough light for those plants to grow and yet...

They are cool, there's also white and pink varieties. Have always grown quite slowly for me.

100% non aquatic.

The curling of the leaves is typical when plants are too dry.

I'm not sure what humidity is advised for dry starts, but 70% doesn't seem very high.

Submersed, but I've only just started it. It's java moss.

Ay tips on transfering jar/windowsill grown moss to tanks? Or is it a case of straight in?