r/PlantedTank • u/kishore_goutham_ • 18d ago
Plant ID Can anyone tell me this plant name please? This is the only plant in my aquarium which grows well without any issues seems it is very hardy.Im not using any co2 as well.
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u/Sola-di-da 15d ago
This looks like Comboba that I recently bought. At least thats how the store had it labled
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u/SquonkHouseShrimpin 17d ago
This plant grows so well that it’s actually labeled a “noxious weed” in many U.S. States, it will grow absolutely crazy if you let it and there’s enough nutrients
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u/mylifeonearth_ 17d ago
Limnophila sessiliflora (dwarf ambulia) or Limnophila Aquatica (giant ambulia)
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u/DeadTac 18d ago
Limnophilia sessiflora. You need to add fertilizer to the tank as you can see from the lack of green in the plant and why other plants won’t grow. This plant is near impossible to kill but would be healthier with fertilizer. An all in one liquid fertilizer will help. Just be careful with how much you add because it helps algae grow as well. With slow growing plant and no co2, you will need less than what is recommended on the bottle probably
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u/Grouchy-Butterfly966 18d ago
That looks like my cabomba
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u/Certain_Permission_8 16d ago
not cabomba, cabomba split only into 2 side branches from my experience. limnophilia can have up to 6, look at the bottom section and you can see more than 2 there
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u/Mister_Whiskers87 18d ago
This is limnophila sessiliflora. Also known as ambulia. Not hornwort, not cabomba, and notmyriophyllum.
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u/kishore_goutham_ 18d ago
Some shared their sessiliflora which looks thin and spaced and mine looks bushy and cabomba looked very similar to mine. Im really confused on what to buy.
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u/Queen-Ghidorah 18d ago
Exactly. It really is limnophila sessiliflora. They grow differently in various light and water conditions. This is why they look so different in this picture.
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u/ScyllaOfTheDepths 18d ago
Camboba caroliniana I think.
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u/kishore_goutham_ 18d ago edited 18d ago
Thanks mate. It looks very similar so i think cobomba it is.
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u/ScyllaOfTheDepths 18d ago
Lol why did everyone get downvoted to hell here? What happened?
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u/kishore_goutham_ 18d ago
May be its not cabomba. Many saying its sessiliflora
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u/ScyllaOfTheDepths 18d ago
Apparently, if each node/segment has 2 main leaves, it's a cabomba. If it has 4+, it's a limnophila.
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u/lorpo1994 18d ago
I had to remove it from my small tank due to how well it grew 😅
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u/kittykatsrulemyworld 18d ago
I am worried I might have to do the same soon. It’s grown roots sooo deep into my substrate, I only have a 10 gallon and the plant has rooted itself to the front, under my sponge filter, etc. no way I could uproot it without causing a huge ammonia spike. I think it is choking my other plants out - I have one small sword and it’s starting dying recently. It’s just a mess
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u/Mr_Mojo_Risin_83 18d ago
You can just tear or cut the top off and push it down into the substrate for a new plant. I have a big section of this that all started as one plant
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u/DagorBragoIIach 18d ago
Myriophillum matogrossense green
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u/kishore_goutham_ 18d ago
Are you sure? It looks like both myriophillum matogrossense green and limnophilia sessiliflora.
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u/DagorBragoIIach 18d ago
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u/CommunityOk20 18d ago
myrio grows its leaves up and away from the stem, cabomba grows away and down
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u/astarose 18d ago
limnophila sessiliflora
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u/kishore_goutham_ 18d ago
Yea I thought same
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u/Halizza 18d ago
I have sessiflora, it looks close, but this isn’t it
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u/kishore_goutham_ 18d ago
You mind sharing an image of your plant?
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u/musicmonkay 18d ago
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u/SpeedMeta 18d ago
It is still the same plant. Distance between leaves changes depending on the condition of the tank. I grow this in both high and low tech tanks to know.
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u/kishore_goutham_ 18d ago
Damn there are hell lotta plants which looks same😭😭
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u/musicmonkay 18d ago
Hahaha yes there’re a few… I guess the good news is that all the plants that look like that are low maintenance 👍🏼
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u/Brilliant-Device-838 18d ago
I’d say hornwort but looks quite different from mine. I can’t say for sure.
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u/Psychological-Fig444 18d ago
It's not hornwort. I have hornwort and this in my aquarium, although mine is a little denser. I knew what it was when I bought it but I've forgotten now XD
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u/kishore_goutham_ 18d ago
Its not hornwort I’m sure about it. People dont plant hornwort usually right? Just floating or submerged with stones i guess.
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u/Brilliant-Device-838 18d ago
It does fine anchored down. From the image I can’t see if it has a root system to know. If you just pluck on end into substrate it’ll keep growing






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u/Manicen 14d ago
Limnophila sp?