How to "Propagate" Cryptocorynes | ~Easy Guide~ to Aquarium Plants скачать в хорошем качестве

How to "Propagate" Cryptocorynes | ~Easy Guide~ to Aquarium Plants

How to Propogate Cryptocorynes ~Easy Guide~ to Aquarium Plants #CryptocoryneWendtii #Crypts -- Subscribe here for more videos!!! --    / @ottercreekaquatics   Why are aquarium plants so expensive? It takes a small fortune to set up a new fully planted tank these days! What if I told you that you could set up a brand new planted tank just from the aquatic plants you already have, would you believe me? In this video I show how to take an aquatic an "propagate" it to created multiple more plants! All you have to do is give the plant the proper nutrients and lighting to grow and it will reproduce for you! Amazing right? More about this plant: Cryptocoryne wendtii 'green' is a very vigorous Cryptocoryne that will grow equally well as an aquarium plant or as a terrarium plant. Cryptocoryne wendtii 'green' is compact in nature and has bright green leaves. Native to Sri Lanka, Cryptocoryne wendtii 'green' is one of the easiest varieties to grow. A great plant for the beginner it will tolerate almost any condition from low to high light and does not need fertilizer or CO2 although CO2 and fertilization is always a plus when it comes to Aquarium plants. More about me: I am a hobbyist from Southern Indiana. I currently have 15 tanks and have a few more to add to the fish room. I keep a variety of livebearers, angel fish, rainbow fish, barbs, tetras, rasboras, corydoras, plecos and NeoCaridinia shrimp. I love helping people succeed in this hobby and hope to learn from you all as well (my subscribers). I hope to grow more in the FishTube community so I can reach more people both as a subscriber to my channel and me subscribing to theirs. Help me create an amazing Otter Creek Aquatics community! If you have any questions or would just like to chat about fish and shrimp don't hesitate to contact me through email at ottercreekaquatics@gmail.com. Also, check out my store on GetGills.com for fish, shrimp, and plants. Tank on!!! I hope to talk soon :)