Submerged spider plant question.

On Sep 23, 12:26 am, Tynk wrote:
On Sep 22, 4:13?pm, "Ghamph" wrote:

Have had three large green spider plant babies in the freshwater aquarium
for 3.5 weeks and they are very green and growing.

Does anyone know how much longer they will last completely submerged like
they are?

There is also a common vine cutting with heart shaped leaves that seems to
be doing well after 2.5 weeks.

The spiders look beautiful with two foot long leaves.

Only time will tell I guess.

Jamffer

Hi there.
Many household plants will stay looking nice for quite a while, but
there are some that die quick like the Palm type.
As soon as you see any discoloration on the leaves remove the plant
and put into some dirt.
There used to be a trend a while back using common houseplants as
"aquatic" plants.
It was a costly mistake, as the plant would die if kept submerged
completely.
Just out of curiosity, did you leave any of the spider plant's babies
hanging from the mother plant?
I used to have a huge one with baby spidies. It was so pretty.

TYNK does not know jack **** about fish yet alone plants. She does
however give good head and only a fair peice when it comes to a shag.
Oh TYNK swallows too..but she makes a mess just the same.