Hi guys, I'm trying to cover a ceramic artificial log with java moss but it seems to not "glue" ing the log. I have tryed to grow the java moss just under humid conditions but now I have submerged the log in an aquarium and put a aquarium filter. Anyone can give me sme tips for a over full fast grow?
Thanks
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Java moss propagation
Bushmaster
Apr 08, 2004 11:34 AM
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lilroach56
Apr 09, 2004 03:48 PM
get a real log. I doubt a ceramic log would let the plant "root".
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dave7739
Apr 10, 2004 09:54 AM
Java moss is one of those plants that always stumped me, even though everyone says it is the easiest to grow. Here are my 2 cents. First make sure what you have is the "real deal" many places sell other mosses as Java mosss. If you have the real thing, you can try this,It depends on how porous the ceramic log is but, try using fine monofilament fishing line to attach clumps of the moss to the log. You migh also try adding Co2 injection to the aquarium set up to get a "jump start" (use a 3 litre soda bottle, water and yeast, check the many aquatic gardener sites for more info, the krib.com is one of the best IMO)
Again, just my $.02
Take care and good luck,
Dave
