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Glossostigma elatinoides is the most popular fore ground plant in our hobby. But I found, Glossostigma cleistanthum can be much more attractive if grown successfully, cause it is almost 1/4th size of the glossostigma elatinoides and make a very low compact carpet. Glossostigma cleistanthum also erroneously identified as Glossostigma diandrum before. Common name for the plant is 'Mud Mat' and it is native to India.
Couple of days back I got a small patch of Glossostigma cleistanthum and started multiplying it in a small tray.
Substrate: Mix of Sand and Aquasoil 2
Kept at balcony where it will not get direct sunlight and can enjoy the monsoon.
After planting them, the old plants melted away and blessed me with new growths.
And after one month I can see runners are going everywhere in the tray to start forming the carpet.
Does anyone have any prior experience growing this plant? Please share.
Couple of days back I got a small patch of Glossostigma cleistanthum and started multiplying it in a small tray.
Substrate: Mix of Sand and Aquasoil 2
Kept at balcony where it will not get direct sunlight and can enjoy the monsoon.
After planting them, the old plants melted away and blessed me with new growths.
And after one month I can see runners are going everywhere in the tray to start forming the carpet.
Does anyone have any prior experience growing this plant? Please share.