🤫My Top 3 SECRETS for growing 🪴HOUSEPLANTS🪴 in a Fish Tank! 

Wow, thank you! I would love to see the pics, you can email them to me if you want plantlifeproject73@gmail.com

@@plantlifeproject I've sent you a mail 🤩 I hope you can see all 17 pictures 🙈😂 thank you and keep up this lovely channel!

@@HemlighetsmakeriI hope they loved your creation! ❤

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks, glad it is helpful!

Thanks!

You’re welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!

Welcome aboard!

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Thanks man, I’m glad you were first to see it!

Any time!

Sounds like an awesome pond! Is it indoors or heated? I noticed a big improvement in my plants when I started keeping my pond water heated to 72F. The goldfish don’t need it but the plants are tropical. This could be a possibility why the lily is wilting. Do you have any filtration or pump? Check out my pond and heater in my recent tour video 👉ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0vNr4XvDOFQ.htmlsi=SolKFEmvpvh3wGdT I wouldn’t worry about adding substrate to plants if they are growing well. Not sure if the pothocarry would fit that curved rim. The dimensions for the hangers are on the website if you want to check them out and measure your rim. Don’t stress about the light, these plants grow wonderfully with bright white light or balanced full spectrum. They are easy and adaptable.

I pulled mine out of my garden and stuck them straight in my tank. All new root growth is thick unlike the old roots they had in my garden.

The aqua soil in the planters is a good idea, especially in a tall tank and it’s one I have used, but the roots do eventually grow out of the planter anyway (in my experience). I have had difficulty growing water column plants like hornwort, guppy grass, frogbit in some cases, with riparian plants because of competition for nutrients (I believe) but I can still grow aquatic plants rooted in the substrate.

It can grow well in a wet substrate, it is grown hydroponically by many people. My experience has been that it still needs drainage, so growing it in a container where it is partially in water so roots can still get oxygen but also grow in the water.

In some of my tour videos, (can’t remember exactly which ones) I show how I have my lights setup. You can also put some hooks in the ceiling, and suspend the lights with a chain, string, etc. and adjust to the height you need

Yes, here’s how I make them! ❓DIY Fertilizer root Tabs❓ (2 methods) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6EFNLoKnB5k.html

thanks, glad you’re enjoying it! Here’s how I make them!❓DIY Fertilizer root Tabs❓ (2 methods) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6EFNLoKnB5k.html

@@plantlifeproject thanks man glad i can make them myself and you do have awesome information

Cuttings in the water or adapting a terrestrial monstera when it is small, before the leaves have the classic monstera shape

Awesome! Glad you found the channel! This video might help you with the lid. How to: 🪴🐟DIY Riparium Tank Lid for Any Size Tank!🪴🐟 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-u2qGVGzbyI0.html

​@@plantlifeproject hi! I wish id bought that type of polycarbonate! I bought the clear single layered 1/4in thick polycarbonate from Amazon. I'd bought a different size before n boy it's hard to cut w a jigsaw. So this time instead of a 12in x 36in for my 20L tank, I bought 4 panels at 8in x 24in for my 40L, then bought 6 sticky polycarbonate hinges. 2 panels I stuck together side by side w 3 hinges n did this twice. Like I=I I=I so the center isn't hinged. N I didn't cut it down to the 18in depth, left it at 24in cuz there no way 😅 so they just lay across the top of the tank. N I can't access the back of the stand so I have 2 HOB (aqueon 30 & 50) on either side n for the moment I also have 2 sponge filters. May be overkill but I have a very well fed poops alot fancy ryukin! Right now I have some otocinclus cleaning the tank n there's some neon tetras. But I'm gonna have to move the tetras cuz my ryukin accidentally got a fish head in his mouth when it was feeding time haha😅 they ran into eachother. They both turned n ran into eachother 😂. Anyway sorry this is so long n thank u for the help!!

Oh the 40L I just got beginning June n had to do a fish in cycling. Didn't think Id be moving end of april (before that I had the 20L setup) (didn't know what parameters or cycling was prior to june) in the old apt but started losing fish. I was also told I could have my ryukin w neon tetras and mollies in the tank together! I did by a 10g too cuz the mollies were nipping the other fish. But cuz of all the stress (bought all fish in april) 1 ryukin n 3 mollies died so I found a gal who would take the last 2 mollies. I do want to setup the 20L for the tetras n some guppies, but I have to figure out space in my new apt. I'm in a wheelchair so I have to have room to move about n my living rm is smaller than my last, but gained a 2nd bdrm for my adult child haha

Great question! Works best for me when I keep the crown (where leaves and roots meet) out of the water but allow the roots to be in the water. This video may help 🌿🐯10 Cat SAFE Houseplants to grow in a fish tank🐟🌿 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wHNBoBTz1os.html

Check this out The Ultimate Green Oasis: HOUSEPLANTS Thriving for 2 Years in a Fish Pond ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fzYaLndgbyI.html

Growing in a fish tank? No. But growing in the ground, yes! What do you need to know?

@@plantlifeproject i want to grow them aquaponically. I've been reading it can be done hydro and works well because they like acidic pH so it's easier to regulate. I was going to go w a hardy variety like duke and lowbush. Just looking for an opinion if this is a good plant to start with and anything to watch out for. Thanks!

Is the PH of the tank water different than what the plants are growing well in?

@@plantlifeproject Yes. I never thought about that. Plant water PH is much higher. Thank you.

@@karalynhubbard3710 there could be other factors involved but it’s worth exploring further

I grow many riparian plants that are “toxic” to humans and dogs, cats if they are ingested, but have not had any problems with any fish including bettas

🪴Are Houseplants ❌TOXIC❌to a FISH TANK?🐟 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Eo5zxYzJgQE.html

@@plantlifeproject , thank you!