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Post by caseyhoo on Mar 11, 2008 0:24:13 GMT 8
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Post by David on Mar 11, 2008 8:55:31 GMT 8
from this distance, it does look like gibba to me. do you have a macro picture of the stems, elaves and traps? Love the way the flowers grow out in a bunch. Hmm... I think i must reduce the water table for my gibba to induce it to flower.
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Post by cactustts on Mar 11, 2008 9:44:56 GMT 8
Could be U gibba or U aurea, a closer picture of the flower will tell.
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Post by ifurita on Mar 11, 2008 18:54:04 GMT 8
From the way the mass of green looks, my vote goes to it being U. gibba. That's a very cute little island of it you've got growing there, caseyhoo!  I think that there are a fair number of the aquatic utrics which have similar looking yellow flowers though...but the stringy nature of the stems does seem to indicate that its got to be U. gibba. |
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Post by kianliang87 on Apr 23, 2008 0:03:48 GMT 8
Hello, i'm very curious to know if this plant grows submerged? Thanks in advance
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Post by piscesilim on Apr 23, 2008 0:26:27 GMT 8
Yes. U. gibba are floating plants in the wild.  But I grow it emersed. |
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Post by edaxflamma on Apr 23, 2008 6:36:47 GMT 8
How do you keep the algae from becoming a problem?
Thanks!
-J.P.
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Post by caseyhoo on Apr 23, 2008 12:42:32 GMT 8
Honors talking. I didnt do anything to prevent the algae from become a problem. May be you can do water change weekly.
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