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The Ryuoh Stone base not only serves to hold the wood in place but also displays a pleasing angled flow to this triangular layout

Burying the rhizome will result in rot and the aquatic plant will not survive

We find that it grows best for us using the dry start method (DSM)

Piptospatha Ridleyi is also a flowering plant that can be grown emersed or submerged

but the addition of CO2 injection and a nutrient source will produce a noticeable difference in growth and overall health

Quick Scape 015 Iwagumi The Ryuoh Stone base notA depth filled concave layout is formed by marrying two timeless hardscape layout materials. Two medium sized Dragon Stones (Ohko Stones) are used to create a base to hold three branchy Manzanita Twig Wood pieces together to complete the look. This would be a great foundation for a multicolored stem plant background along with a sandy beach front and moss accents on the rocks. We recommend Ludwigia Arcuata, Hemianthus Micranthemoides, Micranthemum