[kakkoii]

Hi! I am lookin to buy or trade for this plant. I want about 10 stems.

Plants to trade:
Blyxa japonica
Rotala sp green
Ludwigia arcuata
Riccia

I am also looking for Rotala macrandra, hydrocotyle verticillata, and Heteranthera Zosterifolia.

PM me!

 

[kakkoii]

Re: WTB: Hygrophila Sp. 'Porto Velho' AKA Hygrophila Sp. 'Dwarf'

actually I am looking for Hygrophila 'Low Grow'. Could a moderator fix the thread name

 

[hooha]

your wish is my command

 

[ingg]

Will post pics this evening, make sure it is what your looking for.

 

[ingg]

Is that the plant you are looking for? pm me if so, will have to do a trim out in the coming week.

 

[starsunmoon]

thats NOT the plant I have as hygro low grow, mine must be somthing else.... lol, this looks nice thow ... how much does this plant go for ?? I may want to try it ,

 

[ABO]

Is that the plant you are looking for? pm me if so, will have to do a trim out in the coming week.

Hi ingg,
Is your posted pic called Hygrophila Sp. 'Low Grow' ?
Thanks

 

[armedbiggiet]

Hi ingg,
Is your posted pic called Hygrophila Sp. 'Low Grow' ?
Thanks

Nope, you misunderstood the "low grow"... the person is looking for some Hygrophila Sp. that Kakkoii don't know the name and hope some one to bring out any thing is "low grow". That picture is just Ingg here think might be the one that Kakkoii looking for, which is low/short growing Hygrophila.

I know there is one low growing which I am looking for too... Hygrophila sp from Araguaia. http://public.fotki.com/lytus/h/hygrophilaspfromaraguaia.html here is a link of that picture. unless Kakkoii means "low light growing".

T

 

[houseofcards]

Are you referring to Hygrophila sp. Roraima/

 

[bigstick120]

LOL so many new low growing hygros! House that photo seems to be the same as what GWAPA calls low grow. Which is probably Staurogyne sp
http://www.tropica.com/default.asp

 

[houseofcards]

LOL so many new low growing hygros! House that photo seems to be the same as what GWAPA calls low grow. Which is probably Staurogyne sp
http://www.tropica.com/default.asp

Pretty funny. Actually the one I posted develops a orange/reddish stem and is not nearly as big as the one featured in the August TOTM.

 

[bigstick120]

I have some from ingg, I have a few that show a pinkish, orange stem and veining as well in high light. For me it spreads horizontal then goes vertical, no more then about 4-5" though

 

[erijnal]

Dunno where Roraima came from. I guess it's when Inspire started selling it as such? That looks to be the same as the plant called Hygrophila sp. 'Porto Velho'. That's what Cavan called it, so I'll conservatively stick to my guns on that one =]

It's too bad that trying to buy a specific low-growing hygro has become so difficult due to all the different names out there!

 

[bigstick120]

Im keeping the 'Porto Velho' as well. The leaves are much thinner, darker green, and the plant is slower growing then the photos above.

 

[fordtrannyman]

Nope, you misunderstood the "low grow"... the person is looking for some Hygrophila Sp. that Kakkoii don't know the name and hope some one to bring out any thing is "low grow". That picture is just Ingg here think might be the one that Kakkoii looking for, which is low/short growing Hygrophila.

I know there is one low growing which I am looking for too... Hygrophila sp from Araguaia. http://public.fotki.com/lytus/h/hygrophilaspfromaraguaia.html here is a link of that picture. unless Kakkoii means "low light growing".

T

This is the sp. I have.
There is not nearly enough to propagate, but I got it from a member here on APC.
Hygrophila sp 'Araguaia' is the correct name?

Did you find what you were looking for Kakkoi?

 

[bigstick120]

Looks like Hygrophila sp 'Araguaia' to me too. It easy to tell, it has the red leaves. Also called Hygrophila sp 'red'

 

[AaronT]

Looks like Hygrophila sp 'Araguaia' to me too. It easy to tell, it has the red leaves. Also called Hygrophila sp 'red'

Yes and No. Yes the picture is of Hygrophila sp. 'Araguaia', but no it's not the same as Hygrophila sp. 'Red'. Hygrophila sp. 'Red' is anything but slow growing and it is absolutely huge, like 8" in diameter huge. It creeps like a 'Araguaia', but due to it's size it's not suitable for even larger tanks.

 

[bigstick120]

LOL, thanks for clearing that up!

 

[AaronT]

LOL, thanks for clearing that up!

Yeah no problem. So is everyone's head spinning trying to keep all of the Hygrophilas straight? 8)

 

[ingg]

Gimme that Araguaia!!

I know two of them... "low grow" that I have and I think is actually that Staurogyne sp., and porto vehlo which is definitely a different plant. Never heard of this roraima thing though, and can find no mention of it outside hits from the swap and shops as a hygro. Wonder if it is yet a third variant?



In any event... kakkoii, never heard back from you, hope that package arrived well for you!