Anubia barteri disintegrated

ivanfral
  • #1
My anubia barteri roots turned brown and leaves started falling. Did they rot? Or is it anubias disease? The rhizomes were not buried so I don't know what was my mistake.

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Many leaves turned like the left one and disattached. One seems healthy. I bought one and cut the rhizomes into many.

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Ew!
 

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StarGirl
  • #2
How long ago did you buy them? Sometimes plants that are grown out of water melt when put in water. Then they come back.
 

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ivanfral
  • Thread Starter
  • #3
About two months ago. Though my sense of time is not at its best.
I heard about that but then the roots are supposed to remain healthy, right?
 
ivanfral
  • Thread Starter
  • #4
Okay now my bigger anubia started developing the same symptom. This is its newest leaf!
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Aren't they supposed to be the easiest plant?? It must be the disease but still sucks because I can't get any tratment (assuming there is one) before quarantine ends.
 
Jleungrx89
  • #5
Is the rhyzome super glued or wrapped around (using fishing line etc.) something? I never had any luck super gluing anubias-- they would rot and disintegrate. I bought new anubias nanas and I tied them onto rock and driftwood and they are producing new leaves now.
 
ivanfral
  • Thread Starter
  • #6
They were stuck in this decoration holes with no glue.
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The tip of the remaining nana roots in turning brown and the hole in the Big anubia getting bigger. I did some research on lack of nutrients, co2 and water flow but found nothing.
I increased the light and pointed the filter in that direction.
 

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