Creeping Jenny

[Silbar]

Looks good so far...maybe you'll have a crypt to add soon

I hope so, too! I'll do my best to have it survive (snails too)

[Slaphppy7]

I hope it didn't freeze, lol...what's your temps like there today?

[Silbar]

Right now it is 44 and sunny. The low this morning was 32 and the high will be 54. Whatever happens I will still plant it and be patient.

[Slaphppy7]

Just about the same temps here, too...they'll be fine

[Boundava]

The type you have are probably not truly aquatic, and not meant to be totally submersed

I don't see how it can hurt to try, but non-aquatic plants usually don't last long in a tank

I was sold so many non aquatic stem plants that just died in my tank after a week or month that I stopped throwing my money away. That was in my 29 gallon tank, my experience I would not try non aquatic plants in a tank again. I know some have lidless tanks and can grow them out of water-but all of my tanks have lids and though some of the anubias and the Java fern leaves are growing partial out of the tank in the 75 gallon right now-they are still contained under a lid.

[Slaphppy7]

Totally off-topic, but every time I read the title of this thread, I think of my dog creeping on the rug, rubbing her belly

But she's spelled "Ginny"

[Boundava]

lol, I need to google what a creeping jenny looks like...

Oh its pretty, I would try some and see how well it does since it is something others seem to have grown in their tanks...see post #6 here:

http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/33...ing-jenny.html

[Silbar]

Totally off-topic, but every time I read the title of this thread, I think of my dog creeping on the rug, rubbing her belly

But she's spelled "Ginny"

My dog, Chance, does that every morning to tell us it is feeding time. My husband calls it "the marine crawl"

[Silbar]

creeping jenny growing and doing well so far.

[Slaphppy7]

Nice!.....