unui anubias i a dat un bulb
pare a fii un boboc de floare

din ce am gasit pe net am inteles ca sub apa nu infloreste
o sa se ridice tulpina pana la suprafata?
cine poate sa mi dea detalii?
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http://www.thekrib.com/Plants/People/h-anubias.jpg

am gasit poza asta
cred ca asa o sa arate
deabea astept s o vad inflorita

Dupa striatiile frunzelor imaginea din link pare sa fie Anubias cofeefolia, care infloreste destul de usor, dar nici barteri nana & comp nu infloresc prea greu si arata la fel ca in imaginea pusa de tine (florile), durand chiar 1-2 saptamani.

Desi la mine ii merge foarte bine Anubias-ului (Barteri var nana), de cand a aparut mugurele de floare, si pana s-a deschis a durat cam o luna.
Cu planta asta tre' sa ai rabdare, indiferent ca e vorba de floare, sau de altceva :-)

Uite aici un gros-plan cu floarea din acvariul meu. Alaturi e si un cadru de ansamblu.

http://www.acvariu.ro/coppermine/displayimage.php?album=143&pos=2

De atunci (martie anul asta) a mai avut o floare, si acum, ii dau 2 muguri in acelasi timp...

dap
la mine mugurul a iesit acum 2 saptamani
by the way
tufa de plante rosii...cum le zice
sunt pretentioase?

Daca despre acvariul meu intrebi atunci e Alternanthera rosaefolia. Nu mai stiu de unde am luat informatiile, asa ca in loc de link, iti dau "paste". In rezumat, da... e o planta destul de ciufutzica, dar nu excesiv. Merge bine si in apa dura din Constanta, cu lumina, nutrienti si CO2 in cantitatile care trebuie... ;)
Cu putina grija nu iti face probleme.


"There are 170 identified species in the Alternanthera genus. Alternanthera reineckii, first imported into the Netherlands in 1965 under the name Telenthera osiris, is one of the few species that will grow submersed. This plant grows along the banks of rivers which periodically flood during the rainy season. Kasselmann describes five forms of this plant, of which Alternanthera reineckii "roseafolia" (also known as Alternanthera reineckii 'Pink') is the easiest to cultivate and the most common in the trade.

Although Alternanthera reineckii "rosaefolia" can be grown with lower light levels and without CO2 supplementation, it will not reach its true growth potential. Moderate to high lighting (2-4 watts per gallon) and CO2 injection is more ideal. If kept in low-light tanks, the lower leaves tend to fall off. This species can grow well in both hard and soft water, although soft, slightly acidic water is best.

This plant, unlike most other red plants, prefers rich conditions with high nitrates (10 ppm or more) and high phosphate (0.5 ppm or more). If grown under lean conditions under very high light, substrate fertilization placed at the roots will greatly enhance growth and overall health.

Initially, plant each stem separately. This species is easily propagated by nipping off the terminal bud and planting it in the bottom. This also makes the mother plant more bushy, because more side shoots are formed.

The purple colour underneath Alternanthera reineckii "roseafolia" leaves provides an effective contrast to the many green plants in an aquarium—particularly when planted in groups. Three to five strong specimens can be used for the background area to help accent the shades of green aquarium plants. Although uncommon in Nature Aquarium layout designs, this is the most popular red plant used in Dutch style aquariums.
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