Fishfinder1973
Fishaholic
A surprise this morning in that one of my anubias has produced a flower of brilliant white.I think this is the anubias wavy variety that I put in over a year ago.
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Is that a nana plant? What are your water parameters? Do you give the plants fertilizer, CO2 etc. I am very jealous. I wish mine could flower like that...A surprise this morning in that one of my anubias has produced a flower of brilliant white.I think this is the anubias wavy variety that I put in over a year ago.
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they do if you grow them out of waterI wish mine could flower like that...
So how do I let it grow out of the water? Do I put it on a tall platform so the plants poke out?they do if you grow them out of water
I would assume Anubias get most of the nutrients from fish waste and fish food,being such a slow grower.That said,what they lack in growth they gain in strength.Anubias are “thick skinned” so to speak and to keep that strength they need enough potassium,which also helps with flowering.Is that a nana plant? What are your water parameters? Do you give the plants fertilizer, CO2 etc. I am very jealous. I wish mine could flower like that...
How would you add the potassium and iron?I would assume Anubias get most of the nutrients from fish waste and fish food,being such a slow grower.That said,what they lack in growth they gain in strength.Anubias are “thick skinned” so to speak and to keep that strength they need enough potassium,which also helps with flowering.
I don’t use CO2,but I do add potassium and iron.
Flourish potassium has the dosage on the bottle.I wouldn’t bother with the iron until you test your water source for iron first.How would you add the potassium and iron?
Thanks.Flourish potassium has the dosage on the bottle.I wouldn’t bother with the iron until you test your water source for iron first.
If a flowering plant produces seeds under water, what pollinates the flower?I've had many of those seed pods from my anubias nana totally underwater.
Maybe it does, just seems weird to me. I thought the idea of a flower was, so you ended up with pollen from another plant, so that your species is strengthened. Animals don't self-pollinate because you would become genetically weaker.some plants are self fertile and don't need a pollinator but I am unsure if Anubias fall into that category.