How to avoid Cryptocoryne melting after planting

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  • @Mrsaturday16
    @Mrsaturday16 5 років тому +17

    First time I bought crypt I was shocked because the seller told me that their's crypt already in submerge state but the crypt melted after 2 days planted, than I remembered you mentioned about melted crypt before this video(I think in masterclass video)so I just cut the leaf and voilà the new leaf grow like magic, really a educational channel about aquascaping, you really did a good job man!!love from Indonesia

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      Thanks Oliver, yes submerse leafs can melt too when water parameters change too much

  • @elymental495
    @elymental495 3 роки тому +25

    You have to give us a warning first! Had a mini heart attack when you cut it. 🤣

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  3 роки тому +4

      Mission accomplished 😂

    • @weebolddavy
      @weebolddavy 3 роки тому +3

      Me too, I just planted two of them before watching this video. I can just hear my wife. Where's those two plants I just bought you today? Lol

  • @alinap5381
    @alinap5381 3 роки тому +3

    Honestly!!!! This is the best advice that I ever take across!!!!! At first I was super nervous to do this... cause I thought I would just kill my plants, but I had a few "spare" crypts and decided to try this... They are doing ever better than the crypts I've had before that went through their melting stage a long time ago. Amazing!!!!! Thank yoooouuuu!!!!!!!!

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  3 роки тому

      You welcome, feel free to share this video to help others

  • @LongshotLennox
    @LongshotLennox 5 років тому +17

    I did this with some Cryptocoryne Tropica cause I remember George Farmer mention you do this to avoid melt in a video of his. It worked XD I was very surprised but happy!

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      happy to hear my pro tips spread by word of mouth ;)

  • @Coconuthut1
    @Coconuthut1 4 роки тому +4

    This was helpful. About 2 weeks after doing it the plants are starting to grow leaves

  • @itsjohnny4267
    @itsjohnny4267 4 роки тому +2

    I came here to find out how short I should cut my new pot of crypt parva before planting. And I’m really glad I did 🙂

    • @juli8vdberg562
      @juli8vdberg562 5 місяців тому

      Parva is hardiest of them.. put it in one place and away from other plants and in a power substrate and it stays great

  • @paulwillis7815
    @paulwillis7815 3 роки тому

    No! No! Don’t touch it… awesome info :)

  • @PourTheCoalToEr
    @PourTheCoalToEr Рік тому

    Really glad I just found this video. I bought a bunch of tissue culture crypts and they all melted and died. Maybe it was because my tank was too new and not fully cycled. I was about to reorder them and try again, but after see this I think I'm going to just go with some pots and try this method. Crypts are my favorite so I'm trying to do an all crypt tank.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  Рік тому +1

      Tc plants are very sensitive to ammonia which commonly spikes in fresh soil. I suggest you do a dark start (check my video) and after that you are safe with both pots and tc crypts

  • @ishaanjetly8084
    @ishaanjetly8084 3 роки тому

    Thank god! I just got cryptocoryne parva and u mentioned it in the the ending.
    Thanks a lot for the tip.

  • @azurklaasi
    @azurklaasi Рік тому

    Glad i saw this video, was going to cut the 3 pots of crypt parva i just got

  • @rafzar3093
    @rafzar3093 2 роки тому +1

    Hi! What about Cryptocoryne Nevillii? Should it be trimmed as well?

  • @VintageGuitarClubSP
    @VintageGuitarClubSP 4 роки тому +1

    Thank you. I was thinking about it, but I was without courage. Now I will to procede

  • @iaismael
    @iaismael 5 років тому +1

    I like this method but I prefer to follow a slow acclimation process on the plant if i have time before I plant it.

    • @ArnoldQMudskipper
      @ArnoldQMudskipper 5 років тому +2

      But, wouldn't the change from emersed to submerged, or change in water parameters have the same effect anyway?

    • @iaismael
      @iaismael 5 років тому +1

      ​@@ArnoldQMudskipper yes sure, but what i meant by slow acclimation is i float the plats on top of the water for few days while the lid is closed, that will give them a transitional phase, not completely in the water but also high humid partially covered leaves. that worked for few times, but i have not tried all plants varieties.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      so yours crypts don't melt if you do it this way?

    • @iaismael
      @iaismael 5 років тому +2

      Yes that is based on my personal experience, but it could be that providing lots of Co2, fertilizer and root tabs also helped it anyway in my case

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +2

      I will give it a try and see if it works

  • @OmarTheAtheistAziz
    @OmarTheAtheistAziz 3 роки тому

    i ordered mines, & will deliver tomorrow, i will trust you & cut it off at the top

  • @AlexTheLi0n
    @AlexTheLi0n 3 роки тому

    Excellent tip, love the channel

  • @46spikey
    @46spikey 3 роки тому +2

    Mister Jurijs, THANK YOU. I just started my new aquarium, and planted some crypts, but they started doing that. I wasn't really sure what that was, but I see it's common thing. Thanks, pro tip indeed.

  • @wilfredpadilla6685
    @wilfredpadilla6685 4 роки тому +1

    How can I make Cryptocoryne more bushier in the aquarium? I do not want to uproot them just to divide and replant. Does regular trimming help? Thank you Jurijs!

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  4 роки тому +1

      Yes trimming helps, also use nutrient tabs

    • @wilfredpadilla6685
      @wilfredpadilla6685 4 роки тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs Thank you. Gonna trim them today! And rescape!

  • @juli8vdberg562
    @juli8vdberg562 5 місяців тому

    Years ago I added one Parva in a nano tank and it stayed like that forever… but others I bought in other tanks all melted.. now I have one in a jar sealed off in a dimmed corner on a shelf and it melts slowly very slowly while growing new leafs! I wonder…. Maybe a solution to how to make them get used to submerged life that way?!

  • @fadillah6014
    @fadillah6014 Рік тому

    Will this work with spiralis? this is my first crypt and I quite surprised how big the roots is

  • @FG-hw5ep
    @FG-hw5ep 2 роки тому

    Great video! I just tried this and the remaining stems are melting. Should I cut them all the way down to the substrate?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  2 роки тому +1

      Snails and shrimps will take care of them

    • @FG-hw5ep
      @FG-hw5ep 2 роки тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs Sounds like I need to introduce snails to my aquarium. Thanks!

  • @jamesgreen9372
    @jamesgreen9372 5 років тому +4

    A good tip one can never hear too much, Jim

    • @zigzagallah
      @zigzagallah 5 років тому

      True.. But I will not Lop off healthy growth for a slow grower. Also when you aren't paying for plants and work in growth environment, why not eliminate all melt... I advise the frugal and smart not to crop off any plants in this manner. You will become disinterested in not seeing any results for a Long time especially in a non Co2 plant environment. People..don't chop your crypts' or any slow grower unless it's rotting.

  • @shrikrishnauthirasamy6628
    @shrikrishnauthirasamy6628 4 роки тому +1

    Hi... The crypts in my tank have their leaves curling at it's edges instead of those flashy waxy flat look... I looked up the net and someone stated that it might be due to calcium deficiency.. if so how i should add it effectively... I'm using tropica Specialised Nutrition fertilizer.. or is the curling due to low light... Your guidance is much appreciated

  • @sebm.5930
    @sebm.5930 2 роки тому

    Unfortunately, my own Parva melted back and has been dormant for a month. I heard melt can reach the roots and end the plant for good and I just don't know what to look for at this point.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  2 роки тому +1

      I keep saying so do this to parva. If yours melted, all you can do is remove melted parts keep everything clean and pray

  • @jg9659
    @jg9659 4 роки тому +2

    I've planted my crypts 4 weeks ago without cutting them. Can I cut the leaves of now that they are planted. As yet they show no signs of melting.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  4 роки тому +1

      yes you can. I do this ever so often to enoucrage compact and small growth. However, only do this if plants have good nutrient supply from the substrate

    • @jg9659
      @jg9659 4 роки тому

      Cool thanks. I've just planted in ADA and dosing liquid ferts. I'll cut them back tomorrow as I have to get rid of BBA on some driftwood. I've seen your pro tip on that. Thank you so much for your videos.

  • @ivanaquascape5557
    @ivanaquascape5557 5 років тому

    I was just planting c. parva and was thinking to trim it, so it would not melt. Seen this in last moment 🤗

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      lucky you, Parva really doesn't like trimming

    • @ivanaquascape5557
      @ivanaquascape5557 5 років тому +1

      @@JurijsJutjajevs Yeah, good to know. I bought parva and willisii and was thinking on triming, since i have seen some of your guides few months ago 🙂

  • @AdamtheG
    @AdamtheG 4 роки тому

    i bought tropica cryptocoryne 2 months ago and its not melting on the contrary has a rich growth of new leaves,Shall i cut the big leaves in order to let light pass to new ones? or maybe cut the plant into 2 plants ?

  • @runARGH
    @runARGH 2 роки тому

    Would you cut a flamingo crypt?

  • @우스테리아나
    @우스테리아나 3 роки тому

    I cut off the parvabefore I saw the video.
    Would it be okay?

  • @filiplaskovski9993
    @filiplaskovski9993 8 місяців тому

    What about when they melt after already having been converted to submerged growth ?

  • @williamsmarquess8379
    @williamsmarquess8379 5 років тому

    Nice tip. very intressting. Do you think is it good for a flamingo pink too? Any tips about Green algae on the leaf problems?thy

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      flamingo usually sold as in vitro - no need trimming. green algae on leafs can have several reasons, check your nutrient balance and water parameters and make sure your water quality is good and you do frequent maintenance

  • @jameswahjudi7165
    @jameswahjudi7165 3 роки тому

    Would the tips also work in reverse.... planting submerged Crypt.. Emersed?

  • @marlonallansupetran7120
    @marlonallansupetran7120 10 місяців тому

    I have an established group of wendtii crypts in my tank and thinking of doing the same thing so I can siphon the substrate which I would imagine is full of mulm now. Would this work for established crypts as well? Thanks!

  • @marymccannon5610
    @marymccannon5610 5 років тому +6

    C. pygmaea doesn't like being cut before planting either. :-)

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +6

      Agree

    • @alextrem10
      @alextrem10 4 роки тому +2

      I almost made the mistake, luckily I read your comment before. Jurijs this comment should be pinned on top or add in the description.

  • @mahinarafat1755
    @mahinarafat1755 2 роки тому

    I did this today with Alternenthera Reineckii mini. Don't know if they are coming back. I had to do it because they all melted.

  • @tamoghnasarkar2423
    @tamoghnasarkar2423 5 років тому +2

    Can you please mention the type of crypts on which we can apply this trick?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      all but parva as mentioned in the video

    • @TheTablet314
      @TheTablet314 5 років тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs C. sivadasanii is also an exception and you shouldn't do this with TC crypts either.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      I thought it was clear this refers to potted emerge crypts only. never heard about the c.sivadasanii

    • @TheTablet314
      @TheTablet314 5 років тому +1

      @@JurijsJutjajevs It's mostly clear, but I think TC are worth a mention considering how much Tropica is pushing them. Not that somebody ruins their new plants due to misundertstanding your advice.
      C. sivadasanii was/is(?) sold by Dennerle here in Germany. Tropica is a major shareholder of Dennerle.

  • @ColdField956
    @ColdField956 3 роки тому

    Tips for crypt flamingo? Should I cut emersed growth before planting?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  3 роки тому

      you can chop off, if its potted. if its tissue culture no need to cut off the leafs

  • @ejjanolino5733
    @ejjanolino5733 3 роки тому

    In cryptocorene wendtii green, is it okay if you just leave the plant and do not cut its leaves? Sorry I'm too scared to take the risk 😂, but I might do that if the blow of the wind changed 😂

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  3 роки тому

      You don’t have to, just keep the emerald leafs and plant it. If you are lucky they will not melt. If they do, next time you are more brave and remember my advice 😉

  • @pankajingale1259
    @pankajingale1259 5 років тому

    Nic...hygrophila pinatifida is melting in water can u suggest any idea

  • @bulbomads
    @bulbomads Рік тому

    Would this be applicable to plant grown in lab conditions in vitro? I lost my 'Pink Panther' after planting them into my new tank. The leaves melted then everything just went mush.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  Рік тому

      That’s because sind invitro plants are sensitive and shouldn’t be planted from the start. Once your tank is cycled, try again, no need trimming off crypt leafs on invitro plants

  • @keith.morgan
    @keith.morgan 5 років тому

    Great tip, I just watched George Farmer’s latest video with you at Tropica and I was wondering then about the plant melt as all the plants you bought were all grown out of water. Can you do this with other varieties too?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      yes its works with most emersed grown crypts, don't do this with crypt parva and don't do this with tissue culture crypts. In Mikkaels scape we haven't trimmed of the leafs because we were lazy :p

    • @keith.morgan
      @keith.morgan 5 років тому

      Haha yes it looked like you had a long day

  • @DrawerFullofRocks
    @DrawerFullofRocks 5 років тому +2

    Great pro tip! I was so upset when my Cryptocoryne wendtii bronze melted back. What a mess! That was before I understood it would happen. It came back in full force to the point where I've regularly pulled out 15 plants or so to take to my local fish store to trade for other plants or some cool new fish. Now that I know this pro tip, that's what I'm going to do before planting any new crypts...but never C. parva. Thank you!

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      this works best in nutrient rich substrate ;) oh don't do this with tissue culture plants, they are "submersed"

  • @EGWL93
    @EGWL93 3 роки тому

    How I wish I did a search on dealing with crypt melting. It's so tedious doing suction on the melted plants.

  • @lucascaros5298
    @lucascaros5298 4 роки тому

    I just about clipped my Parva 🙌🏻

  • @darrylmoore5847
    @darrylmoore5847 5 років тому

    Very neat tip, I can’t wait to try it out.

  • @TheStealthCinematic
    @TheStealthCinematic 4 роки тому

    Should I cut also the crypto crispatula?Nice vid

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  4 роки тому +1

      Crispatula is most likely submersed leaves. No need to cut them

  • @RG-yi2tv
    @RG-yi2tv 5 років тому +1

    Thanks for this! Very helpful, as usual. After adding co2, my Buce have started to melt, and I don’t know why. The Buce have always been healthy and flowered, and I’ve changed nothing else. Help!

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +2

      ph has changed, maybe too fast, make sure your ph is good. buce will grow back

    • @RG-yi2tv
      @RG-yi2tv 5 років тому

      Jurijs Jutjajevs Of course, you’re so clever. pH has dropped after adding co2, from 7/7.2 to 6.6. The roots seem fine, do you think they’ll grow back?

    • @RG-yi2tv
      @RG-yi2tv 5 років тому

      Jurijs Jutjajevs PS - Theia and Kedagang have especially melted! Wavy Green seems fine.

  • @dominiklancz1603
    @dominiklancz1603 4 роки тому

    Can I Do This In a Low Tech Tank Without CO2 injection?
    I have high nutrition substrate in there and I use Fertilizers and Liquid CO2.

  • @rrated_jay143
    @rrated_jay143 4 роки тому

    Would you reckoned this with jungle val

  • @christiantoni9445
    @christiantoni9445 4 роки тому

    What about cryptocoryne spiralis? Will this trick works?

  • @shrikrishnauthirasamy6628
    @shrikrishnauthirasamy6628 4 роки тому

    Hi .. I have cryptocoryne wendetii brown and green, I use chihiros A901+ light at full brightness... But my crypts are growing vertically instead of horizontally as in the video.. and also the edges of the leaves are somewhat curled inward.. any thoughts or suggestions for this

  • @rouvenh.6687
    @rouvenh.6687 5 років тому +1

    Hey Jurijs!
    Danke für das Video!
    Abo läuft schon lange und Daumen hoch ist Pflicht bei dir!
    Trotzdem hab ich eine Frage zu den Cryptos.
    Ich habe heute eine Lieferung mit Pflanzen bekommen. Unter anderem auch Cryptocorynen.
    Betrifft es nur die Parva bei der die Blätter dran bleiben?
    Ich habe eine Crispatula und zwei nevilli.
    Ich würde mich sehr über eine Antwort freuen!!!
    VG

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      crispatula ist wahrscheinlich Submers = Blätter dran lassen. nevillii ist emers, kann abgeschnitten werden

    • @rouvenh.6687
      @rouvenh.6687 5 років тому

      Ich danke Dir!!!!!💚

  • @not_ur_senpai866
    @not_ur_senpai866 4 роки тому

    will this work with Cryptocoryne Willisii ???

  • @YBaquatics
    @YBaquatics 5 років тому

    😳😍 nice tip.
    having doubt, how photosynthesis occurs without leaves.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      not at all, for this reason plants grow new leafs very quickly

    • @YBaquatics
      @YBaquatics 5 років тому

      Thank u😊

    • @alvinyao788
      @alvinyao788 5 років тому +1

      Energy to grow the new leaves are stored in the roots, this energy is from photosynthesis from previous leaves.

    • @YBaquatics
      @YBaquatics 5 років тому

      Thank u so much for the info

  • @themiddlething
    @themiddlething 3 роки тому

    Super video, thank you!

  • @user-cf3zh8tq9m
    @user-cf3zh8tq9m 5 років тому

    Good tip but I think leaves will not grow as large as emerged, do they?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      Either way plants will grow underwater. Cutting back speeds up the the new growth and for a limited period forces more compact growth but overtime the growth will return to regular. Emerse and submerse are always different

  • @Fooosh2Day
    @Fooosh2Day Рік тому

    Is it ok with cryptocoryne Petchii?

  • @stevecocchetto
    @stevecocchetto 5 років тому

    What about Cryptocoryne Albida Brown ? Would you cut that one ?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      good question, probably not. definitely do it with all the large species like wendtii green brown Tropica mioya..

  • @johnaitken7430
    @johnaitken7430 5 років тому

    Thanks..I do exactly that

  • @dembabs1125
    @dembabs1125 4 роки тому

    Can I do this with amazon swords as well? My 1 month old tank needs to be cleaned every now and then because it gets really dirty with the plants melting

  • @jonathanwong8487
    @jonathanwong8487 3 роки тому

    Do you do this for emersed rotala?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  3 роки тому +2

      Only if it’s too long, in this case I will cut the stems in half and achieve dbl amount of stems for planting

  • @ΔημητρηςΑνδριανακος-χ8θ

    Can i plant it on lava rock?

  • @endoglewoh
    @endoglewoh 3 роки тому

    Jurijs, I just bought small (just 3 leaves) submerged C. flamingos and planted in my high tech tanks. But second day melting on edges of 1 leaf, do I need to cut them? planted in high tech tanks.
    I hope you can reply.
    Warm greetings from your subscribers in Indonesia!

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  3 роки тому

      No need to trim the leafs if they are submersed. Submersed leafs can melt when ph change

    • @endoglewoh
      @endoglewoh 3 роки тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs Thanks you so much for your reply, have a nice day 😊

  • @asplinnos
    @asplinnos 5 років тому +1

    Nice video Jurijs👏.
    I should list all of your pro tips because when I need this knowledge, I can not find the video😅.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +4

      I should make a poster with all of them

    • @asplinnos
      @asplinnos 5 років тому

      Jurijs Jutjajevs yes. That would be perfect 👌🏿

  • @benoitjacquesbibas7660
    @benoitjacquesbibas7660 5 років тому

    Would you recommend doing this with other plants beside crypts?
    Best Regards from Brazil!!!

  • @georgesruthin
    @georgesruthin Рік тому

    what about wendtii and femingo ?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  Рік тому

      works well with both if comes well rooted in a pot. if its in vitro cup, no need to trim the leafs

  • @pekka9150
    @pekka9150 4 роки тому

    Hi! I planted the cryptocoryne without to trim them before (they were green and beautiful), a few weeks after, they turned brown (not dead) and the leaves were not as beautiful. So, was the process normal or ? Thanks in advance

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  4 роки тому

      maybe only covered with brown algae?

    • @alexandermarton9394
      @alexandermarton9394 2 роки тому +1

      I also had this issue. It was not algae but the leaves looked healthy. The new leaves that grew were brownish while the other older leaves on the edge were green. I'm not sure why this is happening

  • @grah5834
    @grah5834 4 роки тому

    Can something similar be done with stem plants or swords?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  4 роки тому

      Yes it’s possible

    • @grah5834
      @grah5834 4 роки тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs Cool! Would it be beneficial to the plants?

  • @AquaOne1
    @AquaOne1 5 років тому

    Never had that problem. More that Cryptocoryne reign over the whole aquarium. Just took out one off a 60cm aquarium and the roots were in the WHOLE ground. Was a totally mess to take it out.
    - Marcus

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      why you took it out?

    • @AquaOne1
      @AquaOne1 5 років тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs I could not get it in shape anymore. I just grew over everything.
      - Marcus

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      I see, next time you have a crypt that you don’t want anymore, simply cut it down to the ground. It might recover from the roots, but this way you don’t create an entire mess when pulling it out

  • @gizmoartz
    @gizmoartz 5 років тому

    Thanks for the tips..btw where can I get the Tropica shirt - Atieff from Brunei

  • @vuphongnguyen6233
    @vuphongnguyen6233 4 роки тому

    I’ ve cut my cryptocorine parva before read your tut. Oh no! What happen after this? Do they live?

  • @farbodgh7247
    @farbodgh7247 5 років тому

    Do tissue cultured crypts melt too?

    • @jyajaquaroom8039
      @jyajaquaroom8039 5 років тому

      I think only emerges plants not submerge

    • @Populiervogel
      @Populiervogel 5 років тому

      Yep tissue cultured crypts too.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +2

      tissue culture plants are almost submersed and for this reason are likely not to melt. also they come very small and have very little energy stored, I wouldn't trim tissue culture crypts.

  • @robinhasanrakib868
    @robinhasanrakib868 3 роки тому

    What about cryptocoryne flamingo?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  3 роки тому +1

      if its emersed form, you can do it, submersed on in vitro no need

    • @robinhasanrakib868
      @robinhasanrakib868 3 роки тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs if tc pot then?

  • @debjeetpandey2787
    @debjeetpandey2787 5 років тому

    Why plants melted after emerging them into Aquarium water ?
    Like MC, crypts, even I saw some time Anubias nana leafs are melting.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      usually plant leafs melt because they can not adjust to submerse, so the plant lets them melt to safe energy, and produces new leafs instead. Anubias usually don't melt, if they do, its because maybe the rhizome damaged or some Anubias diseases

    • @debjeetpandey2787
      @debjeetpandey2787 5 років тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs thanks a lot

    • @jyajaquaroom8039
      @jyajaquaroom8039 5 років тому

      Emerge aquatic plants expose more Co2 than submerge plants. The plants need to adjust to the new environment, so If u have Co2 and good lighting in ur aquarium u will have better success

  • @coolgrv9
    @coolgrv9 4 роки тому

    My crypto wendtii green gecko is melting, what to do mate ?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  4 роки тому

      Remove melted leafs. Try to avoid major ph fluctuations

  • @ugnuggets
    @ugnuggets 4 роки тому

    how about with nurii poseidon?

  • @mgb...
    @mgb... 5 років тому

    Good morning 12:17am here in Australia 😆

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      Hey, whats up down under? would love to visit one day

    • @mgb...
      @mgb... 5 років тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs lol not enough aquascaping shops that's what's down under 😂

    • @alvinyao788
      @alvinyao788 5 років тому

      Ha I'm also in Australia, but up at 2:30 am

  • @akvarist1849
    @akvarist1849 Рік тому

    Thank you jurijs🇹🇷🇹🇷👋👋👋

  • @HeRo-qd6tk
    @HeRo-qd6tk 10 місяців тому

    i miss those protips

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  10 місяців тому

      Been thinking about about them today 😏

  • @MantasVirkutis
    @MantasVirkutis 5 років тому

    Credit to @George Farmer for taking part in this short video :)))

  • @phiggy7n13
    @phiggy7n13 5 років тому

    Machst du das auch mit den In-Vitro Cryptos?

  • @AquaBenyStyle
    @AquaBenyStyle 5 років тому

    Very good TIP 👍

  • @sujaythomas
    @sujaythomas 5 років тому

    Crypt. Spiralis Tiger (an interesting variety) doesn't melt either. Nonetheless, the growth pattern is totally different if you trim vs. if you don't with Spiralis Tiger. Trimming accelerates the growth.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      Haven't tested the spirals tiger yet, it's the one from ADA tissue culture, right?

    • @sujaythomas
      @sujaythomas 5 років тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs That's right. Thin pink leaves with maroon veins on one side and bright green veins behind. Grows long, thin and tall, so more background than midground.

  • @25Aditya25
    @25Aditya25 5 років тому

    can I do this with cryptocoryne wendtii mi oya

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      yes you can

    • @25Aditya25
      @25Aditya25 5 років тому

      @@JurijsJutjajevs did it already, getting good growth.

  • @ugnuggets
    @ugnuggets 4 роки тому

    you know they can convert without melt? wendtii is easy one to convert with good light and co2

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  4 роки тому

      in my experience it rarely happens. I dont say its no possible, for me cutting leafs of is a safe way of prevention and also encourages new nice bushy compact growth

  • @Populiervogel
    @Populiervogel 5 років тому +2

    Also submerged crypts can melt after a while, change of water parameters, the use of fish medicine, change of light, change of temperature, crypts are my favorites but sometimes I hate them when suddenly the meltdown starts again. 😔

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +4

      They are simply unpredictable, I have used submersed crypts and transferred them from One tank to another with no issues, and sometimes just a "regular" maintenance and water change and they melt ..

  • @johnymejia
    @johnymejia 5 років тому

    Excelent tips. Thank's

  • @stevet9487
    @stevet9487 5 років тому +1

    I wish I could get a pair of tweezers like those😉

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      haha I noticed afterwards too, you are the first one who mentioned it ;)

  • @luisg1653
    @luisg1653 5 років тому

    Should that be done on swords as well? I've never seen that but it makes sense.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  4 роки тому +1

      works with a lot of swords too, but I would keep 2-3 youngest leafs on swords

  • @continuousself-improvement1879
    @continuousself-improvement1879 5 років тому

    Does this also work with amazon sword?

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      amazon sword if they are emerged I suggest to leave smallest 2-3 leafs and cut back the old emersed ones

  • @Nanoscape30
    @Nanoscape30 Рік тому

    Litterly didnt expect that, honestly i might not have the guts to do that lol...
    Plants are so expensive in ohio, its crazy.... but hey thanks for the tip! Much appreciated 🙏

  • @AquaGardenAquariums
    @AquaGardenAquariums 5 років тому

    Why is George's photo on some B Roll? 🙄

  • @madfishdiva
    @madfishdiva 5 років тому

    I have never experienced crypt melt as i start them in a cold water tank. I gasped when you sniped that plant.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      I always do it like that, guaranteed no melting and more compact growth afterwards

  • @rickyabdullah4758
    @rickyabdullah4758 5 років тому

    Nice tips

  • @kpNov23
    @kpNov23 5 років тому

    How do you know which melts and don't? Shorter plants don't and taller plants do?

    • @jyajaquaroom8039
      @jyajaquaroom8039 5 років тому

      Usually cryt and jungle Val melt in my experience

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому

      Vals are always sold submersed - because true aquatic plant. crypts most larger species with emersed leafs can be trimmed. smaller species such as parva, albida brown, luted hobbit I wouldn't trim

  • @martinmikota2740
    @martinmikota2740 5 років тому +3

    well, I just did it to c. parva xdd hope it will recover :/

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +2

      oh shit :( good luck

    • @leonfaulkender8224
      @leonfaulkender8224 4 роки тому

      I just made the very same mistake! Martin Mikota, did your c. parva recover?

    • @martinmikota2740
      @martinmikota2740 4 роки тому

      unfortunately it did not :/ but maybe u will have luck :)

  • @NaturesWhim
    @NaturesWhim 5 років тому

    cool idea bro it will help me a lot to my channel, shout out to you and thanks

  • @dayankkumarasinghe
    @dayankkumarasinghe 4 роки тому

    I am watching this video after trimming off all the leaves of C. parva :'(

  • @phoslurperr
    @phoslurperr 5 років тому

    30 second intros are not needed for a 2 min youtube video. I dont think anyone enjoys watching intros or fast forwarding past them.

    • @JurijsJutjajevs
      @JurijsJutjajevs  5 років тому +1

      noted and will be changed soon. meanwhile simply skip forward ;)