how can i get one of my plants to grow on a piece of drift wood ?

Question

i want it to grow on a piece of wood that i have and ive seen the same plant growing on a piece of wood at an aquerium store how can i get it to attach itself to the wood ? do i just take the plant and place it like on or something ???

Answer 1

find a hole in the driftwood, in which the plants roots could grow into.

Answer 2

The process is very simple. Tie the plant (not too tightly) in the wood and then keep it submerged in your tank, partially covered with gravels. The roots will take hold of the wood in about 4-6 weeks.

Amazon is the best plant that can be used on a wood as it takes hold very fast and the roots are strong.

Answer 3

I like working with nylon fishing line when attaching plants to wood or rocks. It is easy to work with and will blend in rather quickly when the plants start growing.

Tie your plant down firmly but gently, knot the fishing line and cut the ends rather short, and your plants should be off to a good start.

good luck

Answer 4

The best way to do it just tie the plant roots to the wood using fishing line. You won't even notice its there.

Answer 5

You probably have Java Moss, it grows well on driftwood. I would gently rubber band in to the driftwood and it will attach itself in a week or two. After it attaches you can cut and remove the rubber band.

MM

Answer 6

um? a plant or moss? if you want plants it pretty difficult and you might have to glue or tie it to the driftwood because it is pretty difficult. If its moss itll attach itself in a few weeks