Cuba bakımı genel

Tolga bey ve Çağatay beyde Venlig hilsen gıbı(tropıca labaratuvar müdürü) Heminanthus micra dedıler.Iyıde bu bıtkının yaprakları yuvarlak degılkı:)))) Pekı arkadaslar dıyelımkı bu cuba degıl(bende hala Nazım bey gıbı cuba dusunuyorum) micra olsun onun bakımında bır fark varmııdır???

resımdekı mıcra bıtkısı.Benım bıtkıyle uzaktan yakından ılgısı yok:(((( yapraklar farklı 

Hello, looks like Glossostigma Elatinoides.

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Hello, Volkan,

Interesting plant

I showed this to everyone around here, and most couldn't positively identify it with certainty.  Starting at the "4" of the picture date and moving left the distance of the 04/07/2 and then up the same distance, there is a leaf that is not quite in focus but is away from the main clump of plant matter.  This leaf shape i would say resembles some form of hygro.  

Looking at the entire pic it would seem that perhaps there has been a severe change in conditions, perhaps either emersed to submerged or lighting intensity/nuttient levels that has caused a violent growth spurt as seen by the huge number of very small leaves versus the one mentioned in the prev paragraph. 

Are you feeding these plants Yamato Green?  Often when you feed the CORRECTLY and give them ALL the nutrients they need, they change morphology and grow the way they are SUPPOSED to grow.  It is possible you're seeing a stunted form of Hygro here, and if you feed or continue to feed Yamato Green, the plant will change over time to grow to its correct and intended appearance.  

Sorry, that's about the best I can do.  Thanks for sending these interesting pictures, though.

Gary

Yamato Aquarium Supply