Plant ID

[Isy]

Hi there!

I ordered myself a little mystery bundle of aquarium plants. I figured out 4 out of 5, but two turned out to not be aquarium suited plants in the first place, Chamaedorea elegans and a Selaginalla species, so I wonder if the last bunch might be terrestrial too? It didn't help that the parcel was stuck in the mail for a week or so, so that poor bundle is a bit discoloured by now. :/



Any ideas as to what this might be?

[plankton]

I've not seen anything quite like that as an underwater plant, but I could be wrong.....

[mikeyboy123]

I’m guessing limnophilia sessiliflora

[fr499y]

Could be emersed growth wait and see how it grows. Either way it will grow submerged

[black ghost]

I know this plant but I can’t place it. Pretty sure it’s not aquatic though.

[fr499y]

what Myriophyllum Brasiliensis? aka parrots feather

[black ghost]

what Myriophyllum Brasiliensis? aka parrots feather

Wow, I must be getting old, lol. Tomorrow I’ll see a guppy and not know what it is.

(btw, M. brasiliensis is a synonym of M. aquaticum)

[Martinspuddle]

what Myriophyllum Brasiliensis? aka parrots feather

Sorry no.

I'm almost certain these sorry looking cuttings are Hottonia palustris or Hottonia family.

The plant is suffering from a lack of nutrients, hence the white stems which should be a green colour.

[fr499y]

I've never seen that with a red stem before.

[Martinspuddle]

I've never seen that with a red stem before.

Under the right conditions Hottonia palustris does turn a red colour on it's stems and top leaves.