How to Grow Pachysandra in Water

[@crab_aesthetics]

I was wondering this exact thing, if I could propagate cuttings repeatedly over the winter in aquariums. Perfect video!

[@4me]

Thank you very much!

[@phillip1beer]

I have it growing in my yard. It is extremely hardy and also can be invasive. It seems to do well in sun or semi-shade. It even grows in rocky gravel filled areas. This leads me to think that perhaps like most plants in soil its roots would be finer, bushier, and longer to search for moisture in the ground. The water roots would, like in your video, be shorter, thicker, and less numerous as the plant has water and nutrients readily available. I will have to try it myself this spring. I enjoy your insightful videos.

[@4me]

Thank you very much! All the best on your adventure!

[@Viewer2812]

I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos Mr. Langerman

[@4me]

Thank you very much!

[@FishmanEricRussell]

Hey Michael! Love the experiments!

[@4me]

Thank you very much!

[@KitCat666]

I want to try this as well!!! Great video btw hope ur havin a nice day

[@4me]

All the best on your adventure!!

[@Aquafinity]

Super awesome video! Keep up the great work! 😉

[@4me]

Thank you very much!

[@shreyas.thakur]

Watching your videos and im developing my own aquatic garden :)

[@4me]

All the best on your adventure!

[@g3ckozr265]

I want to grow this plant in my garden. I will try this in my aquariums too!

[@4me]

All the best on your adventure!

[@g3ckozr265]

@@4me Thx!

[@hanjerry57]

Have you ever tried growing parrot’s feather? I collected some wild specimens for my pond along with hornwort and elodia

[@4me]

I never had parrot's feather. Finding wild specimens is the way to go :) All the best on your adventure!

[@shreyas.thakur]

Hello sir have you tried matchsticks underwater as decoration purpose ? Does it behave like driftwood?

[@4me]

Matchsticks made of wood are the same as driftwood. Also, note that matchstick used in USA are often made of paper and therefore cannot be used in aquariums. I tried and used toothpicks and chopsticks for decoration and to anchor plants. It is driftwood and must be treated as such. Here is a video about toothpicks: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mnzNi6V5n7Sajqs Here is a video about chopsticks: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jau2gaqGjqx3bLM And here is a playlist of all my videos about driftwood: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqCWpomOibutfKs

[@shreyas.thakur]

@@4me thank you for guidance as I live in India and matchstick is made of wooden sticks i will try and will share results. Thank you :)

[@4me]

@@shreyas.thakur my pleasure. All the best on your adventure!