The HC, Dwarf baby tears is slowly coming along, it grows nicely and new growth is coming in so lush and green BUT I am still having to replant small areas each day due to my yo-yo loaches nudging pieces up. It will eventually cover but I just have to be more persistant than them. Where they are leaving it alone it's doing good. So the battle of wills is on! I originally tried the HC on rocks like you have now but the loaches won that battle. That's why I went with planting it this time.
If your talking about that little patch of stringy green planted right against the DW, that is the tiny patch of Dwarf 4 Leaf Clover I planted. It's growing some and new growth is immersed BUT, here we go with a but again.... I'm not sure over all how it's going to do. I've been researching and from what little I could find it seems that is a plant that likes nitrates. And I run a low nitrate- high phosphate tank soooo just not sure in the long run if it will work or not.
The regular baby tears, Hemianthus micranthemoides is going to do really good it looks like and is going to be a good forground or right behind foreground fill in plant.
The other plants are changing from their immersed growth but color looks like it's going to be really good. Some plants are growing alot slower than others but that is normal. Overall I think it's going to be good.
The Hydrotriche hottoniiflora has a very interesting look about it. It's growing fast and am hoping by next week that it's tall enough to get a good picture of the leaf growth. It would make a nice specimen if planted in a highly visable spot due to how the leaves look. They remind me of pine needles and stick almost straight out horizontally.
Now if I can just figure out what to do with the area where the Corkscrew val is still at. Decisions, decisions!
