Attempting emersed.

[Kennett]

https://imgur.com/a/IA6B21A

Here's another bunch for whoever may be interested - two different C. spiralis, C. wendtii "flamingo", an E. Green Ozelot, various Fissidens spp. including "Buce 1A" and Leptocladus (all grow submersed), and a little C. ciliata

[Kennett]

https://imgur.com/a/BXuLOQy
C. beckettii "Petchii"
https://imgur.com/a/BaMS3oi
C. cordata var. siamensis "Blassii" that sadly didn't open.
https://imgur.com/a/qBlXXtW
C. spiralis var. spiralis "Tiger" finally propagating.

[Grubs]

https://imgur.com/a/IA6B21A

Here's another bunch for whoever may be interested - two different C. spiralis, C. wendtii "flamingo", an E. Green Ozelot, various Fissidens spp. including "Buce 1A" and Leptocladus (all grow submersed), and a little C. ciliata

Just catching up - Pretty amazing flamingo!




And is the the same C. spiralis "Tiger" that is propagating in the last post? Great looking plant - v different to the plani green C. spiralis var spiralis. Has it ever flowered?

[Kennett]

Yes the above Spiralis I managed to get a plantlet naturally. I separated part of the rhizome which seemed to already be separate and three plantlets have developed from it. I believe it's a form which will propagate best by rhizome division. I am trialling one of them submerged to see how it will develop. I will be getting a small greenhouse soon to hopefully aid with propagation. And to answer your final question, this Spiralis is in the process of flowering. The OTHER form of Spiralis I have, which is also radically different, I have flowered twice. One of them failed to open. I can't seem to post images on here for some reason, must be my ignorance haha.

[Kennett]

C. wendtii "Flamingo".

[Kiloi57]

So actually, there is no blue algae but green-blue???