How to Divide Anubias!!! | Harvesting my Emersed Anubias Plants!!!
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- Опубліковано 16 жов 2024
- In this video I show you how I divide my Anubias plants. This video had been a long time coming. My emersed Anubias farm was finally ready for harvest. I cover the whole process in detail so you can propagate and divide your own Anubias plants!
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This is interesting... Most of the videos I have watched have argued to never submerge anubias under substrate... Thanks for the vid!
Just the roots not the rhizome 🌱
New sub. Here from philippines, what i admire to you sir is your patience in answering a lot of commonly ask question regarding anubias, i just love watching your videos so cristal clear and informative. I myself are planning to propagate this popular aquatic plants,im just not yet ready because ive seen in some video that this type of plants is a little bit pricey and can be ordered it online so im a bit nervous of spending money for im not so sure if some seller is honest enough to deliver it heathy or the other way around, but with your videos trigger me and inspired me to do so, i just hope that it will work as nice you were sir. Thanks and Godbless
Good luck! Propagating plants is great fun :)
This makes me feel like spending $10 per plant is a waste... This is smart af. Subbing
Thanks!!! Yup, propagating plants is easy, just takes some time. Always nice to buy a few so you have a jump start on your propagation.
@@AquariumPlantLab just bought a 50g set up on Craigslist, and the guy gave me a bunch of well established plants. Craigslist is banging. Lol
@@AquariumPlantLab Im new to real plants ii have been learning from Father fish. Ilive in Kentucky how much would be shipping ?
@@jaxxkane7504 Awesome! Congrats on making the leap to live plants! Orders $25+ ship free, under 25 shipping is $6.99. Tracking always included 👍
Those grew like craaazy!
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Looking good, wish you all the luck for the future business.
Thank you so much ☺️
I used to hate this plant. Now I love them and Buce plants
Flowering Anubias 😍
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beautiful job!! 🌱 how often do you spray 💦or how you know when to 💦 , whats the temperature in your room?? How often you harvest with this plastic tube setup?? Do you do the same routine for java propagation??? Thanks for share your beautiful story, I wish you the very best in your business idea 🤓
I spray twice daily, once in the morning and once before bed. I keep the temperature in the room at about 75 degrees F. Honestly the plastic tubs haven't been working out so well with the Anubias, I think the new lights are too strong so I might need to look into raising the lights or adding some kind of a shade cloth. My java fern plants which were planted in basically the same way have gone crazy doubling every couple of months! Thanks for your kind words :)
After all the anubis and buce you've propagated, have you noticed if there was ever a difference between cutting with scissors or slicing with a blade for growth? Have you ever experienced rhizome rot with the emerged growth? Do you trim the roots for replanting?
I’ve used nothing but sharp scissors for making my cuts. So far I have not experienced any rhizome rot. Knock on wood!!! I do typically trim roots back rather heavily before planting. Usually keeping just a few of the newest brightest white roots and cutting the rest back up to nearly the rhizomes. I do this mainly because it makes planting easier. 👍
cool, great info. Big fan of Anubias
Awesome video, the setup is looking great man. Really love what your doing. 👍
Thanks, James! I love what you are doing with your content as well man! Keep it up!
New sub from INDIA, I've heard people say that if I plant Anubias or Java fern in soil, the roots will rot. So, how come your plants are so lively?
Roots can go in substrate, the rhizome (which people often confuse with roots) cannot go in substrate. This is a very common misunderstanding 🌱
You're doing great!
Thank you!
What is that substrate ? Can I use garden soil + vermicompost mix for emersed anubias / crypts growth ?
Awesome again we'll explained. Thanks for sharing. One question do you ever trim your roots before replanting or leave it alone? TIA
Thanks! I used to trim them way back. But found I get better results by just thinning them a touch it the roots are crowded or excessively long 👍
Thanks for the brilliant video it's gonna save me a load of money. What soil do you use can you use just standard compost or do you need aquarium soil?
I use miracle grow with great results! Start with a container size that you can fill mostly with plants to begin with (with a bit of space for them to grow in). This will minimize the amount of exposed soil that may develop algae. Gradually increase your container size as your plants grow. I recommend keeping the soil pretty moist but not so wet that water is pooling at the bottom 👍
@@AquariumPlantLab brilliant thanks 😊
@@AquariumPlantLab do you use any ferts?
Nice, I've been waiting for this
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Wow very interesting 👏 I like it
Love the series!
1. Does anubias need to convert to when you move it to submerged growth?
2. How much airflow does this set up need?
Yes. Anubias will convert when converting to aquatic. The conversion may not always include losing all of the leaves, but there is a process. The conversion is basically the same as Buce.
Well said, I would agree!
OP, regarding airflow I have found that it is best to have no vent holes so as to maintain as much humidity as possible. I do tend to open the tanks daily to check on them though which introduces fresh air.
Thanks for yr video. I learn a lot. Keep up good working. What soil you are using to grow the anubias and java fern?
I use Miracle Grow potting soil :)
I really enjoy this video. I learned a lot from it. This saves me money and time.
What type of lights? How long are they on? What type of strata? Look'n Good!!!
This setup uses a Fluval 3.0 led and miracle grow potting soil. I’ve got a whole playlist about this setup that goes into detail :)
I am looking forward to see the seeds of anubias!
As soon as I have some I will make a video!!!
How do the plants get CO2, WITH a top on the tote? Do you have any quantitative figures on growth of anubias emerged vs submerged? Number of new leaves per month for example. I would love to grow emerged faster and then submerge in my aquariums if it accelerates significantly and does not grow black beard algae....
Growing out of water does seem to boost growth for anubias but it isn't a crazy increase like with lots of other species. Other benefits are that you will get very healthy growth and it will be entirely free of algae.
Regarding CO2, I am in and out of my tubs typically at least twice per day. This allows atmospheric CO2 to enter the tubs each time they are open. They are not 100 percent sealed either. With soil tubs, I suspect CO2 is also added naturally as the soil decomposes and releases CO2.
Great video. Is that normal soil ? Is that tube light needed for growth ? Can we use normal mud ?
Quick question. How long does it take fo anubias ti grow... starting from the time you plant to the time you harvest?
I’ve found my rhizomes double in size roughly once every 2-3 months 👍
@@AquariumPlantLab ok, thanks
Добрый. Интересные теплицы. Смотрю с удовольствием. Скажите, как часто вы их проветриваете и поливаете?
Hello friend, I want to start growing in emerged but my question is this. How often do you wet the emergence and how many hours are there lighting? Your help would be greatly appreciated. Blessings
I try to spray my anubias plants once or twice per day and I leave the lights on for 12 hours per day :)
What kind of soil do you use? Is it for aquarium or just for plants?
This setup utilized regular miracle grow potting soil
@@AquariumPlantLab thank you.
Do you not trim the roots? Is it necessary? Or just didn't mention that?
If I am propagating to replant in cups then I definitely trim the roots. If you are propagating to plant in your aquarium then you don't need to do this. Though you could stimulate new growth by trimming the roots and some of the older leaves off a bit. 👍
Hi, I've been growing anubias and Java fern like this after watching your videos. I've noticed white mould start to develop on the rhizomes. Is there anyway to avoid this and clean the plants?
Hmmm, I actually haven't really had issues with mold on Java Fern and Anubias myself 🤔. But here's a video I made on mold, you might find it helpful! ua-cam.com/video/0gs8ugkbrDo/v-deo.html
check your substrate. What are you using?
Put some peppermint oil with water and spray.
Do you find the anubias grows better planted in the dirt like this or with an aquaponic setup?
Thats a good question but somewhat of a difficult question to answer. Heres a video I made on the topic: ua-cam.com/video/6OLkhWwNvzY/v-deo.html
Nice work 👍
What species of Anubias is this ?
Will it survive if you submerge it from immersed set-up?
This is Anubias Nana. They will do just fine underwater 😁, most aquarium plants are grown out of water.
@@AquariumPlantLab cool 👍, so it's ok to straight away submerge a plant which was grown in a immersed set-up. And the plant will not go intoto shock of sudden submerging.
They will likely melt to some degree but that energy is put towards growing leaves that are specifically adapted to your tank conditions, resulting in a strong plant :). Just make sure to provide the right kind/amount of light, nutrients, etc so the plant has what it needs to grow.
Well done! 👍👍
Thank you! 👍
do you stick them to the soil? or just put in top let the roots go though the soil?
Rhizome rests on top of the soil. Roots can go into the soil and should in my opinion. 👍
@@AquariumPlantLab New subscriber here thanks for the info I've been watching your videos since I want to grow my own plants too
How long does it take for a tiny anubias plant cutting to grow like this? I know submerged they grow super slow, but I've never grown out of water.
How about tank temperature and humidity? Plants grow so nice and green
I always shoot for upper 60s to lower 80s for temp. As far as humidity goes, it would be pretty much as high as possible because all of my grows have lids with no vent holes. 👍
Awesome
The roots can go in the substrate but rhizome must stay on top.
Seems as if we should have disinfected scissors prior to cutting into the rhizome with a tad of alcohol?
That certainly wouldn't hurt! I typically don't disinfect my scissors because I am cutting so many plants. Haven't noticed an issue yet.
I don't want to spend much money on aquarium lights. So, is it okay to grow them under direct sunlight?
Yup! Although I would go for bright indirect sunlight with maybe just a half hour of direct. Might be able to do a bit more but you run the risk of scorching the plants. If growing underwater then I would definitely avoid too much direct sun.
You can get grow lights from amazon or eBay for a fraction of the cost that aquarium lights come at. Some grow lights are white balanced like aquarium lights to make it pretty to look at, others only use red and blue spectrum which is the only part of light plants use, so you won't waste electricity on unnecessary light 😊. Some of them are reasonably cheap, look for a 1000W equivalent in Led, I got one for £25, the equivalent fluval would have been 200 odd
what type of soil used in the above anubias propagation? looks like garden soil with perlite and slow release fertilizer.
It is Miraclegro potting mix. 👍
What substrate did you use. Thanks
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What lights have you used? You have superb setup 😍
My 40 gallon has a Fluval 3.0. I absolutely love that line of lights and would highly recommend.
My grow rack uses some cheap LED grow lights from Amazon which have been great as well. I did a video on them that has a link to Amazon if you are looking.
good work
Thank you! Cheers!
is it necesary to put the lid on? ive seen farms where they have them open air
Unless you live in a very humid tropical environment then you definitely need a lid 👍
New Sub :D, how long does it take between harvests for you? I am based in the UK and the sun/ temperature isn't the best XD I would like to try this though :D
harvests take about 3 months +/-. 👍
Wow !! Water!?
Hi... what type of soil do you use to grow anubias? Thank you
When I was growing them in soil I used regular miracle grow potting soil
Hi there, wondering if you can save the leaf that came off ? It happened to me that I lost one leaf and now I just keep it floating in water so it survives. Can I replug it to grow (survive) again?
My anubias leaf are burning, what should i do? Should I cut it or let it getting dry and burned?
How humid is your tank? What is your photoperiod? Anubias are native to Borneo, which experiences high humidity and tropical conditions. Try your best to recreate that environment to get the best growing conditions. If that's not the issue, maybe reduce the photoperiod. Also check that your light is far enough from the plant to not be an issue.
I second this.
I would check your humidity. Make sure you have your plants in a closed container of some sort.
Hi. May I know if there is any ventilation provided in the tub? What kind of substrate is being used?
I don't have any holes for ventilation. My soil based setups use Miracle Grow Potting Soil. 👌 But I have moved to using Hydroton as a substrate in most of my setups actually.
Are you planning to sell these? I'm trying to start a small nursery locally in my small town since plants are difficult to get here. Do you supply local fish stores or sell directly?
Good questions! I am planning to sell aquarium plants directly. Thats one of my biggest projects these days. I am going to launch my website in about a month at which point I should have some plants available to sell. I will not be selling wholesale to start, however, I do plan to have a discount for larger purchases. At launch I will have a pretty small supply of product as I am focusing on propagating right now.
Hello! Without co2 ? Thanks
Emersed grown plants don't really need supplemental CO2 because the plants get it from atmospheric CO2 and organic breakdown within the soil. However, injecting CO2 would likely still show benefits. Not really worth it though in my opinion. 👍
What substrate u r using ? And Fertilizers ?
I think he goes over this earlier in the series. Maybe look into the older videos?
Thanks for jumping in! Yup I definitely cover this, but I mainly just use miracle grow potting soil (regular kind). I sometimes does hydroponic ferts by diluting it in a spray bottle.
@@AquariumPlantLab Great thanks .🙏😊
Sooo, How do you transform your plants from Immerse to submerge?
Just gotta put them in your tank and leave them alone. If provided healthy conditions then they will convert on their own :) most plants people buy were grown out of water.
Bought 7 anubias plants on two separate occasions. 3 of them all of sudden got rhizome rot. I had them attached to driftwood and rock. The sorry thing was the leaves still look really good. I'm new to fish keeping, and was quite discouraged. Makes feel like I should just get fake plants instead. Keeping plants seems way more complicated than fish.
Don’t know if this has been asked yet but how do you pollinate the plans?
Ive got a video in the works where I will be going over just that and the whole process in general :) Make sure you are subscribed so you don't miss it 👍
are those anubias var. barteri or var. nana?
Do you have a heating mat under the aquarium ?
How do you prevent mold growth in such a humid set up?
I have Isopods in most of my tubs. They tend to help keep mold to a minimum. I’ve actually not had many problems with mold. Just try to keep the soil moist but not “wet”
How’s the lighting?
They have been working great! No complaints really!
How fast do they grow from seed to size that one can sell?
Very slowly from seed. Rhizome division is faster and what I would recommend.
Hi which soil/ substrate are you using?
For soil based setups I usually use miracle grow potting soil :)
@@AquariumPlantLab can i propogate in jus water? Instead of using soil? Will the growth be slower.. jus regular aquarium water?
Hello friend. What water level do you keep in the ground?
Great question. I keep the soil moist to the point where it is glistening all over but doesn't have any standing water at the bottom. This tends to keep the plants happy but doesn't grow too much algae or mold.
@@AquariumPlantLab
I have anubias in closed boxes, humidity 100 %. Should I make vents to avoid mold? What do you think?
I don’t have any vents but the lids are loose fitting and I open them several times a day. I haven’t had much of an issue with mold as long as the soil is moist like had described! I would start with less ventilation, see how it goes then adapt as needed.
@@AquariumPlantLab thank you so much!
May I know what kind of soil are you using?
Yup! It’s miracle grow potting mix :) available at most Lowe’s or Home Depot’s. If not available I would look for something similar 👍
@@AquariumPlantLab thank you
can i cut and grow full submers anubias bartary plant using this methord?
yup! you may get some melting but they should grow if given the right conditions!
Hello, good luck, I am writing from Turkey. I cannot understand you because I do not have a foreign language education. I am sorry that I could not find the necessary information in Turkey. I want to make anubias and bucephalandra in 6 storage containers of 60 liters. How should I proceed? How should I establish a system? I would be glad if you could help me.
How wet do you keep the soil?
What are u using as a growing media
Que sustrato usas es solo tierra negra
Can i use cocopeat
What is the substrate?
What's the soil mix
Sand
It’s miracle grow potting mix 🤪
Have you encountered problems like algae, mold, or fungus inside your anubias tank?
Only a little bit actually. I have found that if you keep the soil wet but don't allow standing water at the bottom then those mold algae and fungus aren't so much of an issue.
@@AquariumPlantLab thank you! I've never been confident about propagating anubias out of water. Your videos helped me be in good terms with that idea. 😂
What kind of Anubias are these?
Anubias Nana 👍
The substrate used for anubias?
That was potting soil, specifically miracle grow potting soil (regular kind).
That was potting soil, specifically miracle grow potting soil (regular kind).
@@AquariumPlantLabThough good growth and bright leaves. :)
Does rhizome plants grows on soil??
There are three parts to rhizome plants that serve different purposes. Leaves, rhizome, and roots. Roots can grow in soil. Leaves and rhizome cannot. The rhizome can grow and be planted along the surface of the soil/substrate but should not be buried in it as this will likely result in rot.
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Twice the energy...
Indeed!
Please add Turkish subtitles to your videos.
u have no Anubias
Not at the moment 🌱
How often do you water them? thanks!
I don’t water them because the system is closed you don’t need to water after you sufficiently moisturize the soil. What I do is spray the plants twice daily with a diluted nutrient solution 👍