Hemianthus micranthemoides - Pearlweed
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Hemianthus micranthemoides (Pearl Weed) is a beautiful and delicate bright green stem plant with small and compact leaf growth. It grows in the wild in the USA and is endemic to Florida, where it can be found growing in large numbers today. It is often found in small wet pools and stagnant waters, growing in dense carpets of small creeping shoots. It is also known as Hemianthus glomeratus and used to be known as Micranthemum micranthemoides.
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Hemianthus micranthemoides is a beautiful and delicate bright green stem plant with small and compact leaf growth. It grows in the wild in the USA and is endemic to Florida, where it can be found growing in large numbers today. It is often found in small wet pools and stagnant waters, growing in dense carpets of small creeping shoots. It is also known as Hemianthus glomeratus and used to be known as Micranthemum micranthemoides.
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How is this considered as advanced?!!! Its damn well very very easy to grow & carpet without much fertilizer or co2 at all.
Love this plant, super versatile. Under high light with CO2 it can be trained into a carpet, with lower light and no CO2 it grows as a nice stem plant. I've attached it to lava rock and driftwood as well.
One of my goals as a dog groomer is to be able to use my scissoring expertise on a plant like this one! 😁 I really love this plant and I thank you for the showcase. Now I'm ready to research and learn some more!!! I hope you have an amazing day!👍🐟🌱🌿🙏
I’m mad I always looked past this plant. It is so beautiful.
Hmm... I now understand why Tropica classifies it as “advanced”. It doesn’t grow as well in low tech as expected, certainly not like a “weed”. Perhaps it’s the high temperatures in my tank.
yeah, my pearlweed died instantly, summer times....
Thanks for this information!
Очень интересная растение. Я желаю вам всего наилучшего, мой друг.
A really Beauty one! 👍👍👍
Very good material as usual 👍
Healthy and beautiful plants
Real Hemianthus micranthemoides does not exist within the trade and is most likely extinct as it has not been seen in the wild since 1941. What you are selling under the name Hemianthus micranthemoides is either Hemianthus Glomeratus or Hemianthus sp. "Amano Pearl Grass". They are different species with different characteristics, so the distinction is important.
This also might explain peoples confusion of your 'advanced' category listing for this plant. Hemianthus sp. "Amano Pearl Grass" is easier to grow than Hemianthus Glomeratus.
I didn't know Georgefarmer did voiceovers for Tropica
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It is a low tech plant
mate this plant will grow anywhere !!! advanced plant rubbish super easy more like
Is the narrator George Farmer ? Lol
Great video! Do the leaves change shape when transiting from emersed to submersed?
Yes
yes as most plants do when changing to submerse growth
No. This is NOT Hemianthus micranthemoides. The real micranthemoides is a plant of fresh water tidal rivers of the northeast and has not been seen since 1941. It differs by floral characteristics from Hemianthus glomeratus, which is what the plant in the hobby really is and is still common in Florida today.
Interesting. We would like to look into it. Do you happen to have material depicting what is referred to as "the real micranthemoides"? Thank you in advance!
@@TropicaAquariumPlants Please see here for a conservation report on the status of micranthemoides:
explorer.natureserve.org/Taxon/ELEMENT_GLOBAL.2.130713/Micranthemum_micranthemoides
Here is a report I wrote that includes closeup photos of herbarium specimens:
www.aquaticplantcentral.com/forumapc/plantfinder/details.php?id=33&category=genus&spec=Hemianthus
There is no doubt that the plant we grow in the hobby is glomeratus. There is some doubt as to what genus it belongs, but I think additional genetic testing of more Hemianthus and Micranthemum species would help (the differences between the two genera are very small).
Note that there is also a plant being circulated (not commercially) that is more upright and always has opposite leaves and never in whorls. Its identity and origin are unknown but it's definitely not micranthemoides either.
Advanced ???? . When every other video says super easy .. am confised
same confuse here
@@review-rosok1609 am here a year later after experience telling you it will easily grow well without any co2 and barely any light 👍🏼
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What is the tall red plant behind?
Rotala macrandra
What’s the simple name for this one? Lol
IBMO _ appreciate it
@@ibmoh97 I think this particular plant is known as 'pearl weed'. It grows very differently than baby tears. I once made that mistake and it completely took over my tank.
FL910 Yes I think it is pearl weed. Baby tears has round leaves in submersed form.
Beaby tears😭
Spanish subtitles please !!!!!!!!!
Its not advanced at all!! Ridiculous to put it as that
Ez nem Green Aqua hang??