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Top trimmable plants?

Discussion in 'Aquascaping' started by AZFish1, Apr 22, 2005.

  1. AZFish1

    AZFish1 Junior Poster

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    Are there other plants that can be trimmed from the top like Ambulia sessiliflora? More specificaly, plants that you can cut the tops off and they grow with a new top and without splitting into several stems at the cut.

    Thanks in advance!
     
    #1 AZFish1, Apr 22, 2005
  2. Tom Barr

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    Re: Top trimmable plants?

    Most stem plants, H difformis is very good for this also.

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    Tom Barr
     
    #2 Tom Barr, Apr 23, 2005
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    Re: Top trimmable plants?

    DOH! Why didnt I think of that one? Couldnt be a more easy to deal with plant.
     
    #3 AZFish1, Apr 28, 2005
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    Re: Top trimmable plants?

    My rotala indica grows well at the cut.

    Another idea that works very well, is to always make your cuts near the base of the plant, and plant the cut section a little deeper so that the new split growth looks like a new plant.
     
    #4 wunderkind, Apr 29, 2005
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