Please share pictures of plants attached to driftwood, stone, etc.

[MammaBearinTN]

I would appreciate it so much. Close up pictures, zoomed-out pictures of your aquarium, etc. All would be appreciated!
Thanks!

 

[Stan510]

I know what you mean- artistically placed on interesting wood or rock. But mine are Anubias on wood branches that are horizontal- nothing to really see,they look like they are planted in the gravel. Same for my Bolbitis. Java fern I might post..they are on wood,but look to be growing on the fake rock wall behind them.
Java fern love potassium...a reminder!

 

[Avel1896]

Hello
Actually, any bulb, rhizone or eosette plant can attached to.... what you want !

 

[Avel1896]

 

[CaptainBarnicles]

I've just jammed some anubias on some wood ??‍ looks alright

 

[Fishmanic]

Anubias attached to large arched driftwood

 

[Fishmanic]

 

[Avel1896]

Anubias are plants for dummies I love them.

 

[Circus]

My first two pics are Java Fern attached to driftwood. It is going on a year old now. I have some anubias attached to spiderwood in the third pic. The last pics are my anubias on a circular piece of rock, and it is more than a foot long.

 

[MammaBearinTN]

Anubias attached to large arched driftwood

I love that. It looks great!

 

[MammaBearinTN]

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Thanks! What is the last plant?

 

[MammaBearinTN]

My first two pics are Java Fern attached to driftwood. It is going on a year old now. I have some anubias attached to spiderwood in the third pic. The last pics are my anubias on a circular piece of rock, and it is more than a foot long.

My first two pics are Java Fern attached to driftwood. It is going on a year old now. I have some anubias attached to spiderwood in the third pic. The last pics are my anubias on a circular piece of rock, and it is more than a foot long.

Love seeing the pics! What kind of anubias is that?

 

[Avel1896]

Thanks! What is the last plant?

BOLBITIS HEUDELOTII

 

[Jbram]

these are my 2 anubias, ones a broadleaf one is a nano. The roots have attached and are reaching down to tge substrate.

 

[Stan510]

Bolbitis is a hard grow in low tech. Its very susceptible to being coated in algae's...BBA,BGA,White Staghorn Algae is one ugly algae. Brown cyano also is a pest never far away. I would say Bolbitis is BY FAR,the most algae susceptible aquarium plant I've ever grown.
Less photo period has helped..most of the algae is gone. But the fern is not growing much if at all now.