Gold Ribbon Plant (Vallisneria spiralis) is an aquatic plant that can be used as a great addition to aquariums. It prefers water with temperatures between 68-77 degrees Fahrenheit, with a pH of 6.0-7.5 and medium light intensity. Its leaves are long and ribbon-like in shape, usually growing up to 40 inches in length. I am reading conflicting articles about the care of the golden ribbon. 40% say they are submersible, 50% say they are semi submersible, and 10% says they are terrestrial plants. How do you keep your Golden Ribbon plant? Again, this is in a 5 gallon betta tank I keep with hard water, ph of around 7.5 and no heater. Thanks!
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Mar 14, 2019 #1 Okay. So I got a gold ribbon "aquatic plant" to go in my Betta tank, but I just googled about them and it says they aren't supposed to be submerged. The lady at petsmart, who is really nice, told me that she had one in her tank and that they are really hardy and good to keep In aquariums. June 9, 2023 by admin Gold Ribbon Plants, also known as Homalocladium platycladum, are a unique and fascinating addition to any garden or indoor plant collection. With their striking golden foliage and unusual flattened stems, these plants are sure to catch the eye and leave a lasting impression. The ribbon plant is a very beautiful indoor plant that's appreciated as much for its variegated evergreen foliage as it is for its blooming. Key Ribbon plant facts Name - Chlorophytum comosum Family - Antheriaceae Type - indoor plant Height - 20 inches (50 cm) indoors Exposure - very well-lit Soil - soil mix Foliage - Evergreen Blooming - summer I had purchased some gold ribbon "aquatic plant" from my LFS: Petsmart, and I did some research and the plant is NOT aquatic, even though it was labeled that way, how do I care for this plant?. I've heard that you can plant the ribbon plant, but aquaponics would also work
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Gold Ribbon Plant is a stunning aquatic plant that can add a touch of elegance and vibrance to your aquarium. With its beautiful golden leaves and delicate appearance, it is no wonder that many aquarists are captivated by its allure. Writer Bio Ribbon plant, or Dracaena sanderana, is grown as a houseplant in homes and offices. This small, 5-inch tall plant has green ribbon-like leaves with a white strips along the edges. Ribbon plants only require a moderate amount of light, so they thrive in indoor areas where other plants wilt. These small plants are. If the plant is root-bound, gently loosen the roots before placing them in the new container. Next, fill the new pot with fresh soil and place the plant. Be sure to water thoroughly after repotting. Spider plants are tolerant of many soil types. You can use general-purpose potting soil as the medium. What is the Ribbon Chlorophytum Comosum Variegated plant? The Ribbon Chlorophytum Comosum Variegated plant is an incredibly popular option among houseplants, due to its relaxed care requirements and rapid growth. Regardless of the plant's given environment, it will be prone to swift, lengthy growth all throughout the year.
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Location. Columbia, MO. Jun 27, 2007. #1. Hey all, I dont visit this section often since I usually keep only the simplest live plants. I was recently at my lfs in the plant section when I saw a large 12 inch Gold ribbon plant that looked in excellent condition. However, after some research on the web one source stated that this is usually sold. The Cons of Planting Gold Ribbon Plants in Aquariums. 1. Challenging Maintenance: Planting gold ribbon plants in aquariums can be more demanding in terms of maintenance compared to other aquatic plants. They require specific water conditions, lighting, and regular pruning to prevent overgrowth.
Lenni Hi Lenni, Your plant is a type of Dracaena sanderiana, also known as a Ribbon Dracaena. It is the plant used to make the Lucky Bamboo plant . Here is a picture of healthy Dracaena sanderiana. This is an easy care plant that can be grown in water or in soil. So about this gold ribbon. Is it fully aquatic? Home; Forum. Saltwater & Reef; Saltwater Reef Aquaria; Getting Started; Fish & FOWLR; Sick Fish/Coral; Identification; Nano Reefs. Gold ribbon plant. So about this gold ribbon. Is it fully aquatic? _____ 05-03-2012, 08:48 PM #2: Mumma.of.two. Aquarium Advice Obsessed.
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(Gold ribbon) Aquarium Plants. The Dracaena variegatus plant is sold in a plastic tube with its roots in a clear gel that is said to be fish safe, and the plant itself is said to be "snail free." However, it is not a true aquatic plant, and will eventually rot. Not recommended for fish tanks. Dracaena Overview Where to Plant Dracaena Dracaenas are usually grown as houseplants, in which case they need a warm location with bright indirect light, but they can be moved outdoors in the summer. Some varieties of dracaena are winter hardy in semitropical USDA Zones 10-11, where the temperature remains at least 50°F.
