Another Plant ID please.

[rkilling1]

I received this wonderful plant from Sherry and she has it labeled as 'Limnophila green variety'.

I have searched and searched and have found nothing. Thinking maybe it could be a hybrid that's not classified yet?

any help would be appreciated. thanks

 

[rkilling1]

LOL, not even a guess. here are some more pics that may help.

EDIT: redirected a link

 

[Lonewolfblue]

I can't find anything close myself.....

 

[IceH2O]

No idea but I like its look. Keep us posted on growth rate and any changes. And let me know when you propogate it lol.

 

[blazeyreef]

it kinda looks like a water sprite....

 

[Lonewolfblue]

Definitely not Water Sprite...

 

[Glenc]

I don't know, but it sure is pretty!

 

[newfound77951]

It kinda looks like a green version of emersed Limnophila aromatica....I think Glenc has some now. I'd say wait and see what it does after being submersed for a while. It does look nice!

 

[rkilling1]

I appreciate the helps guys or gals. It is submersed growth newfound77951.

I think I am giving up on this one. I have spent hours looking for an answer. Its either: Limnophila fragrans, Limnophila australis, Limnophila chinensis, or Limnophila fragrans. Some of these I could only find a pic of the emersed growth and no discription of the leafs. The Limnophila in question has 3 leaves per node.

EDIT:

No idea but I like its look. Keep us posted on growth rate and any changes. And let me know when you propogate it lol.

IF you what some, Sherry has some up in the Classifieds now.

http://www.aquariumadvice.com/viewtopic.php?t=89227

 

[Zezmo]

Have you tried using the Lucid key?
http://www.lucidcentral.org/keys/v3/aquarium/Aquarium Plants.htm

Here is the main page, where you can get the stand alone version. This is a powerful tool for identifying aquarium plants. http://www.lucidcentral.com/

 

[rkilling1]

Have you tried using the Lucid key?
http://www.lucidcentral.org/keys/v3/aquarium/Aquarium Plants.htm

Here is the main page, where you can get the stand alone version. This is a powerful tool for identifying aquarium plants. http://www.lucidcentral.com/

Another favorite added to IE exlorer. It will have to wait until tomorrow. Bed time for me. That link is awesome. Thanks

 

[Gplayerz]

not sure but it looks beautiful

 

[rkilling1]

I finally found it!!!!!

It is a Polygonum odoratum. It has taken me hours upon hours to fine this dang name!