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Posted by |Joel Griffin on September 23, 2007, 10:20 am
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> > Have had three large green spider plant babies in the freshwater aquarium
> > for 3.5 weeks and they are very green and growing.
>
> > Does anyone know how much longer they will last completely submerged like
> > they are?
>
> > There is also a common vine cutting with heart shaped leaves that seems to
> > be doing well after 2.5 weeks.
>
> > The spiders look beautiful with two foot long leaves.
>
> > Only time will tell I guess.
>
> > Jamffer
>
> Hi there.
> Many household plants will stay looking nice for quite a while, but
> there are some that die quick like the Palm type.
> As soon as you see any discoloration on the leaves remove the plant
> and put into some dirt.
> There used to be a trend a while back using common houseplants as
> "aquatic" plants.
> It was a costly mistake, as the plant would die if kept submerged
> completely.
> Just out of curiosity, did you leave any of the spider plant's babies
> hanging from the mother plant?
> I used to have a huge one with baby spidies. It was so pretty.
TYNK does not know jack shit about fish yet alone plants. She does
however give good head and only a fair peice when it comes to a shag.
Oh TYNK swallows too..but she makes a mess just the same.
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> for 3.5 weeks and they are very green and growing.
>
> Does anyone know how much longer they will last completely submerged like
> they are?
>
> There is also a common vine cutting with heart shaped leaves that seems to
> be doing well after 2.5 weeks.
>
> The spiders look beautiful with two foot long leaves.
>
> Only time will tell I guess.
>
> Jamffer