Lobelia cardinalis 'Mini'
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- Опубликовано: 16 июл 2024
- Lobelia cardinalis 'Mini' Plant Profile.
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Timestamps:
00:00 History and origins
00:25 Plant overview
00:47 Preparing the plant
01:13 Where to use the plant
01:37 Maintaining the plant
02:15 Summary
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Great Plant!!
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I literally bought the normal one 2 days ago. Waiting for it to fill out
in no co2 tank my lobelia grow leggy is it possible to make them grow compact like in this video?
Beautiful colours when they emerged form..but when submerged they turned to green
I've been trying to grow that plant outdoor for years... it is a native damp-area plant, and it usually gets killed by rabbits before I get to enjoy it! Anyhoo, I've been looking at using it in an aquarium, and depending on which supplier's website you look at, it is either SUPER difficult, or EASY! Can anyone confirm which it actually is from experience?
what is that bright red fish
What type of substrate is best for this plant and what's the worst? I don't know where you're located but in the US I looked it up and it shows to be at Wal-Mart. It looks like it's not inside an aquarium though and neither under water. Is that the wrong kind?
Hi Darnell. The best substrate for this plant is nutrient-rich and porous, which allows for good water flow and root development. A good choice of substrate for this plant is fine-grain aquarium soil, such as Tropica's Aquarium Soil or soil powder. tropica.com/en/plant-care/aquarium-soil/aquarium-soil-powder/
The worst substrate for Lobelia cardinalis would be one that is inert or lacks nutrients, such as gravel or sand. These substrates may not provide the necessary nutrients for the plant to thrive, which can result in stunted growth or even death.
As far as the nearest shop goes, check out this link tropica.com/en/find-dealers/
Mine was the normal one and was/is purple but losing it’s purple color slowly and turning green is it possible to keep it purple?
Hi, here are a few classic tips you might want to consider:
To maintain its color in an aquarium setting, here are a few tips:
1. Provide adequate lighting: Lobelia cardinalis requires moderate to high lighting to maintain its color. Make sure your aquarium has a suitable lighting system that provides enough light for the plant.
2. Supplement with CO2: Lobelia cardinalis can benefit from additional carbon dioxide (CO2) supplementation. Consider adding a CO2 system to your aquarium to help promote healthy growth and color.
3. Use a nutrient-rich substrate: Lobelia cardinalis requires a nutrient-rich substrate to thrive. Consider using a nutrient-rich substrate or adding root tabs to the aquarium to provide the plant with essential nutrients.
Mine lobelia atract green spot algea like no other plant. Any guess why?
Same problem here. But I probably figured that out. Try reduce your light and inject liquid fertilizer into substrate so they can consume directly by root
That's an interesting approach. As you noticed we also have some 😅😁
Grow rate is slow not Medium
Depends on how ur growing it. Mine is growing incredibly fast.
A few days ago, I purchased both the mini and normal versions. I am using a high-tech CO2 injection system and Tropica active soil, and after just a few days, the mini version has already started growing new leaves. So I would say it's a pretty fast-growing plant.
@@Darnss123co2? or non co2?
@@tamingguppies co2
tropica your app sucks. i was just index of your plants, how they grow where from needs etc exp on a tank but no …
Hey Lee. Thanks for the feedback, just to make sure we understand it correctly, you're missing some information regarding where the plants grow, what their needs might be and how they're supposed to develop in a tank? When clicking on a plant you should be able to find the above mentioned info, or is there other content you'd be interested in ?
- no listing of plants/ needs -soil light / where from / ph etc you are know for your plants, not aquarium care.