it has been in NZ and am hoping it still is does anyone have any of it or know where to get some? thanks

I don't know. I have never seen it.

darn

nice plant though. but i haven't seen it either. Next time i order plants ill read all the names and see if this appears on the list thing.

A lot of the plants are miss named anyway so could be interesting. Amulia is not normally grown emersed so would not be as esy to grow commercially as most plants.

I know a guy that has had it in which sells plants. he grows most stuff emersed and this stuff died off short after he had it

I would be very interested in some of this if it can be found.

Ahhhh I love that plant. I used to grow it in my tank in aussy. It needs a good iron clay base media and CO2. I have halides over my tank which I think it really appreaciated as grew like wildfire. Is called aromatica cause crushing the stems or leaves produces quite a nice spicey smell. It would be fantastic if someone here in NZ had some to share/sell.

Heres a link to the tank: http://www.aquariumlife.com.au/showthread.php?t=5018&page=3&highlight=peeet

with some aromatica shots.

nice tank mate! yea I havent had any luck finding any as yet. what kind of plants are you growing atm?

Thats a nice looking plant that I would like to get my hands on also

Awesome tank Peet, nice contrast to the rest of the house. 8)

it has been in NZ and am hoping it still is does anyone have any of it or know where to get some? thanks

It is still in NZ. It is eaten as part of the vietnamese cuisine. i have seen them being sold in ice cream containers (no holes, with sand and water) emersed here in the markets in wellington. I have some but the frost got to it. I can look out for some next sunady market for you if you still want them.

I am definately keen to get hold of some. Just getting ready to setup some tanks so probably a couple of months away. Will keep on contact.... regards Peet

I ASKED FIRST!!!!!

pleassssee cesarz buddy!!!! can you get me some am willing to pay!

Hi,

I went to market today and the woman said she wont be selling until spring. It is called "ngo om"in vietnamese.

Hi,

I went to market today and the woman said she wont be selling until spring. It is called "ngo om"in vietnamese.

Bugger, then we will just have to wait till spring.

Hmmm I wonder if theres any local vietnamese restuants that may be able to get hold of some. :-?

if you hold your horses im growing some submersed as we speak!

I got two bunches of cuttings today, pm me with your address if you want them.

PM'D