Actually, I have no clue what this plant is. I got a couple of underwater plants a long time ago when I started this aquarium a little over a year ago. However, this specific type of leaves and stems are new to me. Months ago, I put the visible wood in that I got from the outside in the forest (I boiled it to disinfect it, has absolutely no pesticides or anything like that)
If anyone knows what plant this is, I'd love to know. The stems are hardening a lot, feels tough to squeeze and the leaves are just a tiny bit rough, smell good and are large.
All pictures are recent except for the last one, which was a week before the current ones.
Posted by ThrowawayXtt
3 Comments
It’s pretty!
My plant ID app is getting confused.
https://preview.redd.it/hokrfz0eme1g1.jpeg?width=828&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=81fcc0c69af36d69058f654ab21eee9c741a47a3
I think there are two different plants in the picture. It wants to call the top leaves an evergreen oak and the vine water wisteria
**Hygrophila corymbosa Temple plant . Mine grew out of the water like that . It will grow huge.**
**If it doesnt sometimes have purple leaves in high light and occasionally grow purple tiny flowers, then i might be wrong.**
**And if its coming from that wood you put in. Then its not temple plant. But some local tree species.**
**I think the other plant (there are at least 2) is water wisteria.**