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    Hate snails? Ummmm, make sure you bleach dip the plants I sent you, they WILL have snails. I love the little guys, so I have them in all my tanks lol

    The interesting thing is that the cardinalis I have growing in my Viv is growing the fastest. The submerged one is growing slow because I have it in a low light section of my tank. The ones I am growing outdoors are growing slow because they only get morning sun. Once they get replanted next year, they will get full sun all day, so we'll see how that goes.

    If you collect seeds, if you don't mind, I would love some.


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    Default Re: Crypt melt

    It's too late to worry about the snails, they're already in there!

    That's interesting that they are growing the fastest in the viv. Are they dwarfed in there at all? Or do you eventually have to move them out? The ones in my garden grow to about 4 feet tall. They start slow in the spring, every year I think they aren't coming back, and then I will suddenly see new growth coming from the rosette.

    I should be able to start collecting seeds in september-october, depends on when the seed pods start drying up, and will definitely get some to you.
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