Staurogyne repens
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2020
- Staurogyne repens is an Easy category plant available from Tropica in 1-2-Grow cups, regular pots and self-service pots. Is doesn’t require strong light or CO2 injection to grow, but these will promote the most robust growth. It is characterised with its compact, low and bushy growth. It produces many side shoots which can be trimmed to promote horizontal creeping stems, and over several weeks or months it can form beautiful dense bushes.
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Beautiful plants. Great video!🐟🌿😄👍
My all Time Favorit!😍
I Love it very much and it is in my Aquarium.😊👍
And will be in everyone.
Amazing plant..and beautiful information
I’ve just added these to my cube, looking good 👍
Glad you like them!
Yes great series amazing please continue can you do series about mosses... Phoenix moss, coral moss, etc...
I had planted this plant, beautiful plant
The in vitro version is so superior to the pot version. The plants grow up looking better and you get much more stems for your buck.
Thank you for the straight forward, succinct video. I will be planting these with my Amazon swords, ozelot swords, with my Black Phantom tetras.
Thank you for the feedback Julie, we're glad the plant found its way into your tank.
Hi can I ask how did u make a bush on the wood? It looks so nice
Its very beautiful.. 😊😊
really love this series😍
thank you very good video keep going
Hi George and the Tropica team. I have a suggestion: I would like to see what those plants grow like in the wild so it can inspire me to set up the best way for optimal health. What do you think? Thank you for these nice spotlights.
You are lucky, we have an article about Staurogyne with images from its natural habitat on our homepage tropica.com/en/articles/staurogyne-repens/
That does sound like a great idea and something we wanted to introduce as well; the footage available tends to be very scarce whilst the current travel bans don't allow us to visit any of the interested areas. Thank you for the suggestion nevertheless
Jurijs Jutjajevs exactly what i wanted to see. 👍🏼
@@HeRo-qd6tk There is a German website that have information about a lot of the plants for sale in the hobby, including pictures and information on the different plants habitats.
I'm not going to put the link in here as this is Tropica and the webpage is not associated with Tropica. But it is fairly easy to find using something like DuckDuckGo.
@@N_A_Vs did you mean FlowGrow?
any tips for getting to grow tall and slender compared to wide, this was kind fo the idea i had for it when i planted it
This guy is like Bob Ross
How does it grow on wood or stone
Mine developed black beard algae and spread,I tried treating it with liquid co2 which worked but killed few leaves. But one thing I noticed is that it doesn’t grow,have it about a month and no change, get diy co2 (I know not great but works for all other plants), got stratum, and tropica frets and tabs. I don’t know what to do. Any tips?
Not grown it..but these kind of plants,- like Star grass also?..do make carpets for large aquariums. It's a matter of scale. In nano tanks it might be a small bush in looks...in hundred or hundreds of gallons it looks short,carpet like even at 3" tall.
I've been thinking of giving this plant a try for awhile now.
You're right Stan, in a large aquarium they can easily turn into a fluffy carpet, and they're easier to grow than a Hemianthus for example. Let us know how it goes if you decide to try it out.
i planted it in my acquarium, but day to day it get bad and after 1 and a half month it was all gone..... dunno why... all other plants growed well except this Staurogyne repens and Hygrophila Difformis (both dead)
I have a 45p tank with co2 and RGB Twinstar . How much tropica specialised should i dose per day ? For lush green repens ??
Is this 1-2 grow cups is safe to plant directly to my aquarium that is already cycled and with fishes already, or still i need to quarantine the plant?
Hi Michael. The 1-2 grow is ready to be planted in your tank, no need to quarantine. Wash off the media and plant straight in! Good luck with your aquascape!
Hi what pant that is next to the rock called thanks, can you please provide what plants were used here
Hey Anthony. Maybe you mean the Anubias or Bucephalandras? you can check them out on our website www.tropica.com in the plants section
Just got 2 pots to make a carpet in my 45l
Good luck with it! let us know how it developed.
Hello tropica i had issues with s.repens mine's leafs constantly were falling after i upgraded my light and the co2 can you help me bc i love s repens
Let me know the water quality? Is it from emersed?
@@GreenTank currently i don't have a test kit but i do water changes weekly and tempature is 23 degrees i have 8 hours of light and 8 hours of co2
@@user-wz7in1sd2w it seems fine, what about feltilizer? Algae? If it is emeresed, it tends to fall the emersed leafs.
@@GreenTank they are in water and i don't know why the leafs are falling do you think that ferts really matter that much bc i use aquasoil a good quality one
@@user-wz7in1sd2w maybe this article can help aquathusiast.com/nutrientdeficiency/
Hi
Will it survive in low light Non CO2 injected tank???
Hi Anish. Yest it will.
what is the name of orange color fish with red eye @ 0:50
I have around 10 to 12 discus fish with fern and anubias in it. But I want move the rock settings around the tank and add hairgrass plant as the carpet. So should I remove fishes and rearrange or can I keep fishes in tank itself?? If you suggest to remove fishes and rearrange than after how many days should I put fishes in tank and when to start feeding.
It depends on both the size of the tank and the extent to which you'll affect the aquarium's balance; if we're talking "rescaping" levels than you ought to wait until it stabilizes (1 to 2 weeks)
Is it OK to glue them to a Bonsai tree?
That's an interesting art work you have in mind. It won't survive long out of the water unless the environment is very humid.
@@TropicaAquariumPlants I was referring to Bonsai Iwagumi 😂 sorry for confusion and thank you.
@@TropicaAquariumPlants I notice some patches lose their leaves located on top of my Bonsai, while others do just fine... Why is that?
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Can anyone tell me why this grows like wildfire and then suddenly, out of nowhere, melts en masse? It's the only plant I've ever had do this.
Water parameters: pH 7.4, GH 11, KH about 180.
Ammania does that also..almost every time in a non Co2 tank. Could be not enough iron. Iron seems to be a great cure for what ails plants..THEN when you add the right ferts that healthy green plant can grow much faster.
Can't make this plant to work, I guess it doesn't like hard water or something
That's quite interesting as the Staurogyne tends to be one of the most resilient plants out there. Are you experiencing the same with other "Easy" category plants?
same problem, both few of them all gone :(
@@TropicaAquariumPlants hygrophila corymbosa, lobelia cardenalis. And I have great success with other plants considered medium to care. Have to do a soft water tank to prove my point but I'm pretty sure is the water hardness.
@@magstheonlyone How did the soft water work? I have very hard water and mine won't grow.
@@thealphabetta so much better, still slow growth but at least it's not dying. Same ph btw.