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I got mine this summer I put some in a pool outside that I had some of my bigger plants sitting, and I had some in an aquarium
both died and I don't know why. There was alot of duckweed in there maybe it blocked out all the sunlight.
Don't feel bad. I almost killed mine as well. Had it in a container that was too small and it started to rot. I didn't notice until there was only a few 1 inch sections left. I removed the small living sections and moved them to a larger container. All but one of the sections died. Now, its about 4 inches long and doing well. New bladders are forming.
I also received some U. gibba seeds. Going to wait until warmer weather to plant those.
My container is 6inches in diameter an1 1/4inch deep. I try to keep the water level at about 1 1/8inch. I use the water from my well. Ok, don't be alarmed... it is water from a SPRING. And it has nothing in it that is hamrful... except for it being harmfult o bugs because they get trapped in the plant that gets watered by that water.
Any more questions? I hope that I have been of some assistance.
Wes
P.S. If you let the water level get to low it can be harmful.
"The speciees grows in much of the world, in both temperate and tropical climates, usually in shallow water."- The Savage Garden. That is just about all I could find in it. In this case I think shallow would be from 1inch of water to about 5inches of water. I hope that helped.
"The speciees grows in much of the world, in both temperate and tropical climates, usually in shallow water."- The Savage Garden. That is just about all I could find in it. In this case I think shallow would be from 1inch of water to about 5inches of water. I hope that helped.
See it does help. Every time my water gets to low it seems that the u gibba just quits growing. Sometimes the tips of mine even turn brown. But other than keeping a steady water level, they are easy to grow.
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