Anubias Congenisis help

[ImBettaThanCool]

I want to get a couple plants for my new 30 gallon tank. I saw some anubias Congenisis at my local fish store and it looked perfect. The only thing is, I don't know how to plant it. The one at the store comes in a pot, so would I need to remove it from the pot carefully and then tie the plant to a rock, or leave it? Is it also OK to plant in the substrate? (I know not to bury the rhizome) and how would I propagate it?

 

[V227]

Take the Anubias out of the plastic pot. Pull as much of the potting floss off the plant as possible. Don't plant it in the substrate, tie it onto a rock or piece of driftwood.
I've never tied them, always wedged the plant between rocks or found a split in the driftwood to anchor the Anubias to. It looks a lot more natural that way. Good luck

 

[4thgradescience]

I had an experienced Anubias grower tell me to hold down with rocks and the roots would take hold. I am currently trying that method. I have attached some to driftwood with fishline. Check youtube for all kinds of ideas including "superglue." I have not tried that method but it seems some people have had success with gluing the plant to rocks and driftwood.

 

[tunamanphd]

Just don't plant the rhizome . you an actually plant the roots but it is not needed. as stated before, tie it to a rock,wood or even a deco.