Plant ID and propagation

[VioletEmber]

Did it again, left the store without writing the name down.



My guess is that it is a type of Myriophyllum but we'll see how off I am!

It looks like to me that it started to have emersed growth and then realized it was underwater again and switched back to immersed growth. The look of it drives me nuts but it is growing well. Can I cut this anywhere along the stalk and re-plant? Or how does it propagate? Looks like it is sending off new stalks from the umm... connecting points of the "branches"... Darn it- back to my plant vocabulary book I go...




That's Saphy the Betta saying hi.

 

[Boogety48]

I don't know what your plant is but your betta is adorable.

 

[paytertot]

I was thinking ceratophyllum Echinatum but I'm not a plant expert by any means and I probably didn't spell that right lol

 

[VioletEmber]

I was thinking ceratophyllum Echinatum but I'm not a plant expert by any means and I probably didn't spell that right lol

Actually, you did spell it right or at least close enough for me to find it! It's similar, but not it. But in the search for that one I think I might have found it as some type of Myriophyllum after all. It is one you can cut along the stem and replant. Thanks for the help!

 

[VioletEmber]

I don't know what your plant is but your betta is adorable.

I know, I couldn't resist putting that up! Silly girl.

 

[paytertot]

Ah, sorry. I'm learning lol