@@valiaudet3415 They melt and regrow new aquatic leaves. It's may be bad for the fish while this happens, but the nutrients released into the water are re-used to grow new leaves.
I am sure you know but with some plants if you plant them along their stem (lay them on their side) on the soil they sprout more new plants. where the leaf axis are.
Great video Ryo. I'm in NZ and trying to grow aquatic plants in my greenhouse, not very successful however you have highlighted where I could be going wrong. I only spray my plants morning and night but as they are aquatic I like how you keep water above the soil so they keep hydrated. I'm going to give this a go so thank you
That is so cool ! I just got back in the hobby, had disastrous results with a sterile tank about 10 years ago and sold everything in an access of rage. This time I will go 100% natural. I was worried that I don't have enough plants to begin with. Fall comes quick in north of Canada. I was just in time to get some in the lake before they all froze and died. Now that I know I can grow them inside (and quick!) I will get to it asap maybe with more exotic plants comming from a store. 👍👍👍🤘
Thanks for sharing. Great to see your system. I didn't know it was so effective. Have onle ever done this with the plants fully emerged, which takes a lot more work and is very messy in a small apartment. I'm guessing this would work for practically any plant, except for moss
Nice view from the roof top below and can’t wait at your gold fish pond. I also have hygrophila in my tank very easy plant love them. Thank you for sharing you knowledge and hoping for you to have more subscribers and sponsors as well.
I wish you the best, and good luck on the Goldfish Pond. I am actually about to start my own Emersed Aquatic plant farm myself in Colorado USA so, With everything you just showed, I plan on using and implementing myself for this journey. Thank you and keep it up!
Thank you for your tutorial. Doing this outdoors brings unwanted bugs inside into your aquariums. Maybe use a net of some kind over the plants would help keep bugs out but it definitely wouldn't keep them all out. But as long as you dont mind the bugs then it doesnt matter, seeing as plants usually grow much better outside.
You encourage me to try this way of growing plants. I normally grow a lot of Amazon swords, jungle val, guppy grass, etc. I have a few stem plants so I'll try it. Thanks man
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO ( YOUR SUCCESS WITH AQUATIC PLANTS :) THANK YOU FOR SHARING :) I ALSO DID THAT AND GOING TO DO IT AGAIN IN NEER FUTURE :) THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)
I love growing hydrocotyle tripartita emerged but some of those stem plants look really cool emerged and I have some so I may have to try some of those
Awesome Ryo. You're the GOAT of aquatic plant farms. How much sunlight do they get though? Do they get morning sun? Does it matter when in the day they get sunlight? What's the outside temperature they can tolerate? I would appreciate the response. TIA
So on this video all those plants are fully submersible its summer here in chicago. Try natural aquarium using cheap top soil with play sand for top off like dr fish recommended
Thank you so much for your videos. Your practical approach always encourages me to try new things, as your efforts are educating, and clearly affordable. Good luck!
Hey mate! Absolute awesome work with all your aquatic mini plant farms! They’re looking amazing bro also just thinking you could possibly... if you built the rack out of wood, connecting them all up with small PVC piping an each one in slightly lowered pigeonholes leading down to the bottom with a ( blacked out fish tank ) with an overflow and a pump pushing the water up to the first mini aquaponic plant farm? lots of fish in a sump tank may help with the plants.
I did this indoors with Monte Carlo and it worked really well … until it got hot and it got baked by the stone floor.. Plants can be expensive and this is one very good way to save money.
Hi Ryo. Do you have any tips of reintroducing to a newly set up aquarium? For example, I’d be keen to know if emersed growth trimmings can establish quickly enough to provide the planting “bulk” to reduce risk of algae early on in a new high tech tank? (would they need have roots or are cuttings ok)? Thank you!
So you get a plant some clippings off of it and shove it in dirt to get plants for the aquarium? Any information or help me because I want to start doing that’s awesome. Great video keep up the good work .
Great farm! I've been meaning to do exactly that for months. I need to get the supplies to build the shelves, because it will be where my dogs go outside. I don't want my dachshunds playing in the plants. They are the main reason I haven't done this yet. Very smart, but nosy dogs. Plus they seem to be able to break into or out of anywhere they want. 🙄 It's a bit annoy spending a weekend building a fence to have them take 30 minutes to get around it.... Can this be done with mosquito inhibitor in the containers? I don't want to cause a mosquito outbreak. My husband was complaining about the rainwater I was collecting, said there was mosquito larva. He's actually allergic to the popular mosquito repellant so he really, really isn't a fan of me having water sitting out.
rosanervig is pressumably dutch, consisting of 2 words rosa and nervig, measning pink and leaf veiny, so i assume this cultivar has pink leaf nerves :D
Hi Rio, your plants are growing so nicely. I was wondering what zone your in. I'm in zone 10a down here in Florida, and the summer sun torches everything.
Very inspiring! I will do the same thing soon this is exactly what i wanted to do in a long time and hopefully it will succeed.Thanks ryo you are really my inspiration.
Love this video, just found your content. Excited to watch more! Does it get cold where you live, what do you do in the winter with these plant tubs? Do they survive outside or do you bring them in?
Wow, Ryo, what a huge collection you have. I 💜 your backyard "jungle" & am looking forward to seeing your pond when you put it in (maybe you have already since this video is from a year ago). That must come in super handy when you want to set up a new tank! I picked up a few plants yesterday for eventual use in a 14 gal tank I received as a Christmas gift and I want to grow them emersed until I'm ready for them. You mentioned you had lids on some of them at some point & you also mentioned you don't recommend growing them indoors. Would you please talk about when to lid & what to do if you are going to do it indoors? It's winter where I am and I will have to grow the plants I mentioned indoors. Last but not least, question: What do you do with the plants when you move them to an aquarium? Do you do the lights off method I've heard mentioned?
I think I want to start a set up like this (on a smaller scale tho) for some of my plants. Oh and now I know I have that Hygrophila polysperma 'Rosanervig' thanks to you! It was in Japanese when I bought it (I don't read it haha) and wasn't 100% if it was Hygrophila. I love your backyard jungle too. Mine is a hill covered in plants and trees and it's kinda scary haha The banana spiders are insane here on Okinawa!
hi ryo, this is super interesting! i didn't know they could do well emersed! my question is do you have to put the lid on the container? or just leave it open constantly?
Wow that’s so cool! So you say the plants survive a Japanese winter? I am in Sydney and get full sun on my balcony so will try this in some large vases!
Hope this helps anyone who’s thinking about growing aquatic plants emersed 😃
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You will have a forest of Hygrophila Corymbosa, I promised! ><
Which country do you come from . why not wear a mask is there no covid-19 there?
@@armandowiratama2905 ты мне?
I do believe that in the next vlog about this propagation methode Christel Kasselmann deserves a shoutout. ;-) BTW, have you ordered her book?
One of the most interesing ideas. Instead of rebuying the plants every scape. Thank you for that. I'll try that out soon
These are so cool, and amazing how they fill out so fast with so little plants. Love all your projects, seeing a new vid was a great start to my day 🙂
Very interesting video! Note, for your next serie maybe show us how to reintroduce / plant them to the under water life?
Great setups Ryo! Much love and support from the Philippines.
So, if we grow this way then move into aquarium the submerged plants die. Just like my shop bought plants.
@@valiaudet3415 They melt and regrow new aquatic leaves. It's may be bad for the fish while this happens, but the nutrients released into the water are re-used to grow new leaves.
I am sure you know but with some plants if you plant them along their stem (lay them on their side) on the soil they sprout more new plants. where the leaf axis are.
Great video Ryo. I'm in NZ and trying to grow aquatic plants in my greenhouse, not very successful however you have highlighted where I could be going wrong. I only spray my plants morning and night but as they are aquatic I like how you keep water above the soil so they keep hydrated. I'm going to give this a go so thank you
Amazing how well the plants grow. I didn't expect that. You have the "green thumb"
This is going to save me so much money when i set up my 75 in the summer! Thanks for the video
That is so cool !
I just got back in the hobby, had disastrous results with a sterile tank about 10 years ago and sold everything in an access of rage.
This time I will go 100% natural.
I was worried that I don't have enough plants to begin with. Fall comes quick in north of Canada. I was just in time to get some in the lake before they all froze and died.
Now that I know I can grow them inside (and quick!) I will get to it asap maybe with more exotic plants comming from a store.
👍👍👍🤘
Damn Ryo, you're crushing it with this plant growth! I honestly never thought of growing more plants with the trimmings I have in my nano tank.
Uh, this is amazing. Thanks for showing your awesome aquatic plant farm. I'm going to do the same now.
Bet this guy is like me, Aspie.😅 all organized by size, color, size. 😄
Thanks for sharing. Great to see your system. I didn't know it was so effective. Have onle ever done this with the plants fully emerged, which takes a lot more work and is very messy in a small apartment. I'm guessing this would work for practically any plant, except for moss
Thank you for everything 😊
7:40
Ryo: *knock the plastic container*
"good plastic right there"
Nice view from the roof top below and can’t wait at your gold fish pond. I also have hygrophila in my tank very easy plant love them. Thank you for sharing you knowledge and hoping for you to have more subscribers and sponsors as well.
Hey Ryo, you’ve inspired me to give this a go. I’ll start in spring I think. 🌿
That is so nice to hear! Thank you and yes, spring is the best time to start :)
@@RyoWatanabee so many different rotalas you have mate, beautiful.
I've always wanted to see how this was done! Really excited to see your 120p
Thank you
I wish you the best, and good luck on the Goldfish Pond. I am actually about to start my own Emersed Aquatic plant farm myself in Colorado USA so, With everything you just showed, I plan on using and implementing myself for this journey. Thank you and keep it up!
These are really cool! I wanna start growing aquatic plants as well. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. You’ve given me an idea on how to propagate my aquatic plants
Ryo please come to Indonesia, that country is a paradise for the aquatic plant, So many farmers aquatic plants around here
Thank you for uploading in 60fps, also very nice setup... A great way to make unlimited plants for those who reset often, Ryo-san 🌱
Do you have mosquito problems with all of that standing water? Great update video. Thank you.
Haven’t had that issue yet
@@RyoWatanabee Is there any method to prevent mosquitos?
@@PasinduKw keep it sealed
@@PasinduKw use guppies or Molly to avoid that type of problem
@@PasinduKw You can use window screen mesh to cover the plants
Thank you for your tutorial. Doing this outdoors brings unwanted bugs inside into your aquariums. Maybe use a net of some kind over the plants would help keep bugs out but it definitely wouldn't keep them all out. But as long as you dont mind the bugs then it doesnt matter, seeing as plants usually grow much better outside.
I found some ludwigia palustis in a pond and in marsh and started to grow it like that too ... making a bit of money lol
Thanks for sharing. Very inspiring. Greatings from Denmark.
This is so inspiring for beginner aquascaper like me. Thanks Ryo 🙏 - subs from the Philippines and Bahrain
Wow! you really know your plants
it's winter where i live right now (doesnt snow) does somebody know if it will work?
Hi Bro I was soo wating for this video and upcoming rice fish video too so hiped up 😁😁
Thank you 😊
Been waiting for a video like this for a while!! That’s a fantastic setup and all of those plants are so so healthy! Love your content Ryo! ❤️❤️
Wow thanks for the idea ryo definitely gonna do this love from the Philippines
You encourage me to try this way of growing plants. I normally grow a lot of Amazon swords, jungle val, guppy grass, etc. I have a few stem plants so I'll try it. Thanks man
Now i'm gonna try to plant my rotalas immersed. Thanks for the info.
Great Video!! Keep it up
epic, awesome to see you grow all these plants. Will definitely be trying this for myself now, making your own stock for future aquascapes
thanks for sharing your wonderful video.. i really enjoy watching..
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO ( YOUR SUCCESS WITH AQUATIC PLANTS :)
THANK YOU FOR SHARING :)
I ALSO DID THAT AND GOING TO DO IT AGAIN IN NEER FUTURE :)
THANK YOU FROM ISRAEL :)
I love growing hydrocotyle tripartita emerged but some of those stem plants look really cool emerged and I have some so I may have to try some of those
Awesome video. Never though you can grow aquatic plants in this way... Good luck for future videos...
Your videos makes me calm and chill
Awesome Ryo. You're the GOAT of aquatic plant farms. How much sunlight do they get though? Do they get morning sun? Does it matter when in the day they get sunlight? What's the outside temperature they can tolerate? I would appreciate the response. TIA
Nice emersed plants. you should try HC Cuba in emersed form, it can form a very nice carpet look if done right
So on this video all those plants are fully submersible its summer here in chicago. Try natural aquarium using cheap top soil with play sand for top off like dr fish recommended
This is the best video I've seen on this subject. I want to do this soon!
What a cool idea! Gonna have to set some of these up over the weekend, easy/cheaper to supply my newer tanks with fresh plants
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️🇯🇵
Such a great collection of aqua plants.
I WANT THEM ALL. 😅
Thank you so much for your videos. Your practical approach always encourages me to try new things, as your efforts are educating, and clearly affordable. Good luck!
This was awesome, simply amazing!
Thank you so much Dean!
I enjoyed Aquarium Co-Ops latest video with you
Hey mate! Absolute awesome work with all your aquatic mini plant farms! They’re looking amazing bro also just thinking you could possibly... if you built the rack out of wood, connecting them all up with small PVC piping an each one in slightly lowered pigeonholes leading down to the bottom with a ( blacked out fish tank ) with an overflow and a pump pushing the water up to the first mini aquaponic plant farm? lots of fish in a sump tank may help with the plants.
It's been a while since I watched your vlog, you upgrade already on your hobby., keep it up 👏👌👍
I really enjoyed your video young man. I am going to try doing this myself.
Great video, Amazing collection of plants you have, very lush and green looking 👍
Órale!! Se ve muy bien, haré algo parecido. Gracias por la idea. Saludos desde México.
wow ryo.. they look so lush and healthy
Thank you, sometimes I forget to water them and they get a little bit crispy. Got to give them lots of water
I did this indoors with Monte Carlo and it worked really well … until it got hot and it got baked by the stone floor.. Plants can be expensive and this is one very good way to save money.
Yes, you can save money and make money 😅
This is awesome I know what I’m doing this weekend.
Hi Ryo. Do you have any tips of reintroducing to a newly set up aquarium?
For example, I’d be keen to know if emersed growth trimmings can establish quickly enough to provide the planting “bulk” to reduce risk of algae early on in a new high tech tank? (would they need have roots or are cuttings ok)?
Thank you!
Amazing informative video. Out did yourself on this one. Muchlove from Pagosa Springs Colorado.
Very informative video, have you ever tried propagating aquatic plants on water only? If so, how did it go :)
Amazing! Ciao from Italy ❤
Nice video!! Have a great weekend!!
love from the netherlands ✌✌✌
So you get a plant some clippings off of it and shove it in dirt to get plants for the aquarium? Any information or help me because I want to start doing that’s awesome. Great video keep up the good work .
very helpful. i am going to try this
Thank you! I appreciate you! I've been searching for the information you've just taught me!
Great farm! I've been meaning to do exactly that for months. I need to get the supplies to build the shelves, because it will be where my dogs go outside. I don't want my dachshunds playing in the plants. They are the main reason I haven't done this yet. Very smart, but nosy dogs. Plus they seem to be able to break into or out of anywhere they want. 🙄 It's a bit annoy spending a weekend building a fence to have them take 30 minutes to get around it....
Can this be done with mosquito inhibitor in the containers? I don't want to cause a mosquito outbreak. My husband was complaining about the rainwater I was collecting, said there was mosquito larva. He's actually allergic to the popular mosquito repellant so he really, really isn't a fan of me having water sitting out.
rosanervig is pressumably dutch, consisting of 2 words rosa and nervig, measning pink and leaf veiny, so i assume this cultivar has pink leaf nerves :D
What a luxurious video so stunning, love your work ryo keep on posting some inspiring videos we support you here philippines.
Omg I’m looking for this ! Excellent video. U got a new subscriber ❤
Awesome video! Do you just use the natural sunlight?☀️😊
Hi Rio, your plants are growing so nicely. I was wondering what zone your in. I'm in zone 10a down here in Florida, and the summer sun torches everything.
Zone 9b here
Put it in shade brah!
Very inspiring! I will do the same thing soon this is exactly what i wanted to do in a long time and hopefully it will succeed.Thanks ryo you are really my inspiration.
Thanks for the info gonna set up one this weekend 🙏🏽
Excellent ideas!
Love this video, just found your content. Excited to watch more! Does it get cold where you live, what do you do in the winter with these plant tubs? Do they survive outside or do you bring them in?
Well done sir.
Looks great I’m inspired thanks for sharing!
Wow, Ryo, what a huge collection you have. I 💜 your backyard "jungle" & am looking forward to seeing your pond when you put it in (maybe you have already since this video is from a year ago). That must come in super handy when you want to set up a new tank! I picked up a few plants yesterday for eventual use in a 14 gal tank I received as a Christmas gift and I want to grow them emersed until I'm ready for them. You mentioned you had lids on some of them at some point & you also mentioned you don't recommend growing them indoors. Would you please talk about when to lid & what to do if you are going to do it indoors? It's winter where I am and I will have to grow the plants I mentioned indoors. Last but not least, question: What do you do with the plants when you move them to an aquarium? Do you do the lights off method I've heard mentioned?
great project for us to try. thanks and great videos!
Wow
Awesome set up - I'm impressed !
hashtag summer goal in NZ great vid Ryo.. motivation ..
Wow soil is cheap in Japan, especially the akadama. The small bag I bought was 18 dollars.
I think I want to start a set up like this (on a smaller scale tho) for some of my plants. Oh and now I know I have that Hygrophila polysperma 'Rosanervig' thanks to you! It was in Japanese when I bought it (I don't read it haha) and wasn't 100% if it was Hygrophila. I love your backyard jungle too. Mine is a hill covered in plants and trees and it's kinda scary haha The banana spiders are insane here on Okinawa!
This is the only carefree way of planting I've watched on RUclips thanks man
Nature is very determined.
Hi Ryo its a great setup!
what is your temperature during the summer?
Thank you for sharing!
love it!
Great work bro
Thank you so much 😀
Do they handle sunlight well ? I would like to do this too but I’m worried about sunlight and the temperatures 😬
Please make a video about fertilization of aquarium plants and emersed plants.
I don’t fertilise the emersed plants.
For aquatic plants, I just use liquid ferts a couple times a week. I don’t really measure of follow any rules
This is good. How Long do you take off the lid each day as to not burn out the plant?
I’m not using the lids anymore. I only put the lids on during the winter or when it gets below 15C at night
Amazing. Thanks for sharing!
Huge fans of your video! I'm from Malaysia... May I know what kind of soil/mud u using.. Do u have a video doing them?
Would you be providing a video on the updates of the emersed plants?
hi ryo, this is super interesting! i didn't know they could do well emersed! my question is do you have to put the lid on the container? or just leave it open constantly?
Leave it open if your air has enough humidity and if the temp is above 15c
Good job 👍
Hi bro I am from India and I want vloging video to your town, your home, your garden and your all over neighborhood 😃
Please I kindly request for making one vlog videi on this topic
Wow that’s so cool! So you say the plants survive a Japanese winter? I am in Sydney and get full sun on my balcony so will try this in some large vases!