Waki-kusa ... or something like that ...

[Pedro Rosa]

Hi there,

With plants i had from an aquarium, i made this kind of wabi-kusa.
Extremely low-tech: no filter, no ferts, no co2, cheap led light.



Pedro.

 

[fish fodder]

I'll look at this video when I get home.... Looking forward to it

 

[Manrock]

Looks good. Be interesting to see how the emmersed leaves develop. I'd of assumed that they would just dry out and die off but you must know differently. Keep us posted, I love these little bowl aquaria!

 

[Pedro Rosa]

Manrock, like i said in the beginning of the video, i took out the leaves of the crypto and palustris some days later. At this time new leaves are beginning to grow in emmersed status... and are growing pretty well (but it took almost 3 weeks to adapt).
Hydrocotyle is full of new leaves at the top (emerged also) and the submersed are beautiful green
I think that the light will do it's job (i had my doubts).

 

[Pedro Rosa]

12 hours time lapse of Palustris Cuba in my wabi-kusa

 

[Ady34]

Great video to see the changes!
but whats crawling about in there ...i keep seeing something moving

 

[Pedro Rosa]

Great video to see the changes!
but whats crawling about in there ...i keep seeing something moving

hummmm.... maybe a red cherry?

 

[Pedro Rosa]

Some updates...

Palustris Cuba

Hydrocotyle sp. Japan

Hydrocotyle sp. Japan Flower