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Carpet with no co2 5 gal.
If you have a sand substrate then you should anchor it to any ornament or driftwood until its roots grow.
Java moss is a nice carpeting plant that doesn t need co2.
Just check they are low to medium light and low tech.
Takes roughly 2 weeks to fill in like this.
Star repens will carpet without co2.
Though like the hairgrass thing above it s going to take a lot of patience of you want to see a carpet from it.
Carpet plants also root better in soil.
For a little 5 5 gallon i did what i could.
But you can also plant it in small grain gravel.
To use a non carpet plant as a carpet you need to be able to keep it trimmed short.
I have heard a report of someone growing monte carle without co2 for years and it hasn t gotten bigger but still healthy.
Just for growing carpet plants just a thin layer of soil is sufficient.
Certain hygro stem plants work well for this.
But that s also with planting substrate and high light.
The ph tolerance range is 6 5 to 7 5 and the hardness tolerance range is 2 8 kh.
Carpet plants also offer an alternative to floating or vertically growing plants in their aquarium.
Now i ve already no no a sole tips on this plant by itself is my favorite carpeting plant out of all of them this one is you know it s like choosing your favorite child this one is by far my favorite when it comes to carpeting plants it s just it just works so well sometimes i ve had a couple people say that they had issues with it but.
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Picking out the right carpet plant for your aquarium is certainly tough especially when trying to select the right plants for beginners.
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While others will grow anywhere just about with no co2.
Some of the hygro require co2 and lots of light.
Additionally your aquarium lighting will affect every plant differently with some plants thriving in low light situations better than others.
Ideally you should plant a water wisteria in a nutrient rich plant substrate.
A 1 or 2 inch layer of soil followed by a thin cap of 1 3 or 1 2 of an inch works well.
Yes all carpet plants need co2 but they can live without it but it will not grow.