Rotala wallichii question

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Yes I believe it is normal. Mine do. I thinks its the plants way of saying "That's enough, time for a nap!" I've seen this occur other plants such as cabomba.


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Yes I believe it is normal. Mine do. I thinks its the plants way of saying "That's enough, time for a nap!" I've seen this occur other plants such as cabomba.


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Mine too,some of my ludwiga does it as well

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