i.d. for plants?

[apisto-curious]

well i got some new plants and need help identifying them.

#1 http://img93.echo.cx/img93/8458/im0019684ib.jpg

#2 http://img93.echo.cx/img93/183/im0019697gx.jpg

#3 http://img93.echo.cx/img93/6569/im0019717kp.jpg

#4 http://img93.echo.cx/img93/2395/im0019729su.jpg

any help would be appreciated thanks for looking.

 

[fishgeek]

1 dwarf hair grass or eleocharis

2 lilaeopsis new zealandi or something

3 myriophyllum

4 not sure

sorry about the spelling
andrew

 

[mummymonkey]

The last plant is bacopa.

 

[cdawson]

Yeah it's a species of bacopa, not sure on the exact species though.

 

[dr.fishy]

#4 name

Bacopa Caroliniana Giant Bacopa gets about 16" tall needs bright light overall easy plant.
Dr. Fishy

 

[cdawson]

It gets bigger than 16", but it's not giant bacopa the leaves are too elongated. There are about 60 species, so guessing which one it is would be a moot point.

 

[Terje]

Number 2 is not Lilaeopsis Novae-Zelandiae. Perhaps L. Brasiliensis, but that's just a guess.

Number three is a M. Aquaticum. Doesn't look like it's gets sufficient light.

 

[apisto-curious]

thanks for the help guys i appreciate it.

Number three is a M. Aquaticum. Doesn't look like it's gets sufficient light.

Terje you're probably right, the plant is looking pretty shabby now, but it has some new growth at the top that is very dark green. i don't know if the plant is recovering but it looks promising.

 

[apisto-curious]

well all the plants are doing well now especially the bacopa, man that stuff is just skyrocketing. :biggrin: anyway just thought i would update for you guys. thanks again for the help.