Caliban07
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Is there any plant at all that can be used to carpet the bottom under 2 x T8 fluorescents?
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Low light carpet plants (such thing?)
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ImACoolguy
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I've heard you can turn wisteria on its side and "carpet" it... Or there's always Vallisneria, it gives off runners as a makeshift "carpet" of reproduction. Not sure how T8 bulbs would do with these but they are considered low light.
Caleb
Caleb
Mattfinn
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Crypt parva or dwarf sag are probably the best you'll get to a low light carpet. Although dwarf sag is still a medium light plant and the crypts would take ages to fill in.
