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Because java ferns are epiphytic plants, their roots will continue growing until they find something to attach and latch onto. Simply throw it into your water. java fern propagation is also possible by cutting off existing rhizomes. planting java fern is easy; 10k+ visitors in the past month although a java fern can float in the water without being attached to anything, allowing the plant to float freely is not the best method for growing this plant. You can also choose where it will go by burying the roots in some gravel or tying it onto a piece of wood. All you have to do is cut a rhizome in half, replant it in a new location, and wait for growth to flourish. Guide to species, planting, and propagation. in this primitive group, we find ferns (such as java and watersprite), as well as mosses and minute floating plants.

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Floating Java Fern java ferns are hardy plants that can tolerate very dim conditions to. This is why most aquarists choose to anchor. planting java fern is easy; to plant a java fern, you can allow it to float or attach it to something for its roots to hold onto, or bury the roots in. All you have to do is cut a rhizome in half, replant it in a new location, and wait for growth to flourish. in this primitive group, we find ferns (such as java and watersprite), as well as mosses and minute floating plants. Java fern will thrive while floating, or the current may allow it to attach to something that its roots can hold onto. java fern care: This method can be risky, as there’s always a chance that you might damage the existing plant. java ferns are hardy plants that can tolerate very dim conditions to. Simply throw it into your water. although a java fern can float in the water without being attached to anything, allowing the plant to float freely is not the best method for growing this plant. You can also choose where it will go by burying the roots in some gravel or tying it onto a piece of wood. Because java ferns are epiphytic plants, their roots will continue growing until they find something to attach and latch onto. 10k+ visitors in the past month 10k+ visitors in the past month