Java Fern is not an aquatic plant. All ferns are terrestrial aquarium plants. Java Fern is farmed on land in commercial nurseries. Commercial nurseries can only grow java fern on land instead underwater. In the wild Java Fern can survive underwater for a short period when periodically flooded during the rainy season. For most of the year they grow on the water’s edge, either with their roots in water or moist soil. Forcing Java Fern plants to live underwater all the time their leaves will be infested with algae. In an aquarium setting Java Fern gets stunted with algae. Terrestrial Java Fern has no long term success living underwater all the time because is not an aquatic plant.
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Java Fern is not an aquatic plant. All ferns are terrestrial aquarium plants.
Java Fern is farmed on land in commercial nurseries.
Commercial nurseries can only grow java fern on land instead underwater.
In the wild Java Fern can survive underwater for a short period when periodically flooded during the rainy season.
For most of the year they grow on the water’s edge, either with their roots in water or moist soil.
Forcing Java Fern plants to live underwater all the time their leaves will be infested with algae.
In an aquarium setting Java Fern gets stunted with algae.
Terrestrial Java Fern has no long term success living underwater all the time because is not an aquatic plant.
Absolutely true
How do you cut plants off the plants when it grows off the other òne
You have to cut the rhizomes with roots in it
"The plant do not need co2". I am sure you did not mean or think that?😂😂😂
Yes I actually meant that they won't be needing an extra co2 diffuser if you want to grow them in your tank