I have a 15 gallon low light tank (2x 13W CFL spiral light bulbs). Currently all that's growing in there are some various mosses and a few anubias petite plants.
I'm going to be replacing my current substrate (Schultz Aquatic Soil) with ADA aquasoil, so I thought this might be a good time to try a new ground cover.
I have a pressurized CO2 system. I'm not currently dosing ferts since the moss / anubias don't seem to need it, but I'm sure that'll change with the glosso.
What my concern is how to get glosso to grow properly (i.e. spread out into a ground cover) in lower light conditions. I know several people have said it can be done, but that's pretty much the only information I can find. Is it simply trimming the plantlets when they try to grow vertical? Or is there more to it than that?
thanks
I'm going to be replacing my current substrate (Schultz Aquatic Soil) with ADA aquasoil, so I thought this might be a good time to try a new ground cover.
I have a pressurized CO2 system. I'm not currently dosing ferts since the moss / anubias don't seem to need it, but I'm sure that'll change with the glosso.
What my concern is how to get glosso to grow properly (i.e. spread out into a ground cover) in lower light conditions. I know several people have said it can be done, but that's pretty much the only information I can find. Is it simply trimming the plantlets when they try to grow vertical? Or is there more to it than that?
thanks