Cartpet plant Seeds

[HomerJay]

Does anyone have experience with these seeds? Where is the best place to get them? I really like the look of the full floor carpet.

 

[Daniel]

@Waqas has tried them and posted this recently:

 

[Casual aquatics]

Still in process of trying to grow thanks for recognition @dani

[Daniel]

1 minute ago, Wisnasky-tank said:

Still in process of trying to grow thanks for recognition @dani

Yes, I thought your experience would be very helpful!

[FrostiesFishes]

I’ve always been told those (seeds) are scams . I’ve never heard of anyone be successful with them.  

[Casual aquatics]

Go to my original post about them people have successfully done so but once adding water they melt die away etc that’s why I’m gonna try myself as well plus they was stupid cheep so if don’t work not big loss

[Casual aquatics]

If I can find the original post was gonna put an update on it🤪

[Daniel]

6 hours ago, Wisnasky-tank said:

If I can find the original post was gonna put an update on it🤪

Is this what you are looking for?

 

[gardenman]

I grew some a few years back and they did well, but are not a carpeting aquatic plant. They grew quite tall. The ad said they were glossostigma, but they didn't look like or grow like glossostigma. They did grow well though. I started mine in a small Sterilite plastic container with some Flourite in it and the water just kissing the surface of the soil. As the seeds germinated and grew I added more and more water. I started them under the plant lights I use for my normal seed starting for my garden plants. They filled the Sterilite container and transplanted to some of my tanks very well.  My water sprite, java fern and assorted other plants eventually crowded them out but I got a lot of growth for less than a dollar of seeds. By starting them outside of the tanks in a separate container it gave me the chance to see what they were before I dumped a bunch of seeds into the tank. If I needed a lot of plants and didn't have much money to invest, I'd do it again. As it is now I'm weeding out excess plants all of the time. If nothing else, it's a fun, cheap experiment.