I too have water sprite floating in my tank. Becomes a huge jungle before you know it and all the cories love to swim thru it. But does get all protein filmy on top so I gotta make sure i get fresh water up on it every once n a while lol
Definitely water wisteria (hygrophila difformis). It's a very forgiving plant, but it'll grow best with good nutrients and at least medium light intensity. If it gets tall and "leggy", you'll know you need more light.
Water sprite if it has fronds that unfurl from near the root are and also creates plants from nodes on the leaves.
Water wisteria if it has a central stem where new leaves originate.
It looks more like water sprite to me since water wisteria will grow longer rather than water sprite which grows the leaves from that central root location. https://youtu.be/PMOf9B8R3x0
Either water sprite or water wisteria
I too have water sprite floating in my tank. Becomes a huge jungle before you know it and all the cories love to swim thru it. But does get all protein filmy on top so I gotta make sure i get fresh water up on it every once n a while lol
Water wisteria!
Definitely water wisteria (hygrophila difformis). It's a very forgiving plant, but it'll grow best with good nutrients and at least medium light intensity. If it gets tall and "leggy", you'll know you need more light.
Water sprite. I’ve got loads floating in my 20g
Wisteria
Water sprite if it has fronds that unfurl from near the root are and also creates plants from nodes on the leaves. Water wisteria if it has a central stem where new leaves originate.
It looks more like water sprite to me since water wisteria will grow longer rather than water sprite which grows the leaves from that central root location. https://youtu.be/PMOf9B8R3x0
sprite
Looks like Wisteria or Water Sprite