i could suggest getting rid of the tank and getting a hobby that you are interesting in learning about and researching for yourself!
but i wont!!!!
There was no need for that... This is where people come for help and advice, not to be told to use google/do their own research.
No, I agree that that was a bit harsh, but I know bubba and I'll say hi. I know your tank from UKAPS. It is very nice, welcome to TFF.
Now, could he have phrased it better,
yes. But many, including myself are frustrated with the lack of independant research that is going on in our hobby. You
should do your own research first. It is dangerous to rely exclusively on the suggestions of others. I get personally tired of plant ids. I know what I'm buying before I even buy it and chances are I will already know its growing habits as well. I don't put anything in my tanks that doesn't have a fair shot at doing well.
If the original poster has not been scared off, we need more tank information that what you've posted to give you the help that you need.
Lighting - type and duration
Type of plant that your purchased
Size of tank
In addition, I'd like to point you towards our planted pinned topics. Maybe by reading those, you can learn a few things about why your plants may being and it will help you sort out the terminology we use.
http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=298133 - A basic guide
http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=296418 - PARC (Planted Aquarium Resource Center)
http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=297782 - A guide to non-aquatic plants, chances are you might have one of those in your tank.
llj