Plant plants plants

I tried this once before a few years back but it kind of fizzled out failed as a thread.Maybe it will do better now in the age of smartphones.and digitals.

I thought it would be interesting to have a thread where people posted pics of their plants and identified them. Maybe even give a few details like temperature and pH etc. Lighting and ferts... or even just the pic and name. Can't tell you how many times I have spent way too much time scanning Google images trying to find the name of a plant I saw.

Any one up for it? just need to post pics and Id it..

Thanks,
Al

Okay, let's get this started:

No ferts, CO2 or concern for aesthetics used in any tanks. I have a few other sword, java fern, anubias, bolbitis and floating plant varities, but none are in places that would allow for clear pictures.

Najas guadalupensis, "guppy grass."
Water: tap (7.6-7.8, 460 ppm)
Light: 60w 6500K CFL
Notes: sinks and grabs onto things with little roots.
https://bulk-share.slickpic.com/albu...P_15040815.jpg

Ceratopteris thalictroides, "water sprite."
Water: tap (7.6-7.8, 460 ppm)
Light: 60w 6500K CFL
Notes: my favorite floating plant. The roots and shade are really appreciated by a lot of fish.
https://bulk-share.slickpic.com/albu...P_15040825.jpg

Lomariopsis sp., "Süßwassertang."
Water: tap (7.6-7.8, 460 ppm)
Light: 60w 6500K CFL
Notes: Zeus/Seuss + vassah + tang
https://bulk-share.slickpic.com/albu...P_15040819.jpg

Microsorum pteropus var. philippine, "Philippine java fern."
Water: tap (7.6-7.8, 460 ppm)
Light: sunlight
Notes: grown free floating here but looks better when allowed to anchor.
https://bulk-share.slickpic.com/albu...P_15040817.jpg

Microsorum pteropus var. trident, "trident java fern."
Water: RO mix (no clue on pH, 40-150 ppm)
Light: 40w 5000K LED
Notes: another one of many java fern cultivars.
https://bulk-share.slickpic.com/albu...P_15040821.jpg

Echinodorus sp. iguazu 2009
Water: tap (7.6-7.8, 460 ppm)
Light: 60w 6500k CFL
Notes: $$$
https://bulk-share.slickpic.com/albu...P_15040823.jpg

Anubias barteri var. nana golden, "gold anubias."
Water: RO mix (no clue on pH, 40-150 ppm)
Light: 40w 5000K LED
Notes: looks like it has a nitrogen deficiency, but maybe that's the appeal of it.
https://bulk-share.slickpic.com/albu...P_15040820.jpg

Anubias barteri var. round leaf
Water: tap (7.6-7.8, 460 ppm)
Light: 60w 6500k CFL
Notes: currently in bloom
https://bulk-share.slickpic.com/albu...P_15040814.jpg

Anubias bartieri var. nana petite
Water: tap (7.6-7.8, 460 ppm)
Light: 60w 6500k CFL
Notes:
https://bulk-share.slickpic.com/albu...P_15040822.jpg

Awesome and Perfect Adam! Thats just what I had in mind. thanks!
Al

Thanks Adam
It really helps to see pics with names since starting my planted low tech, non fert, non discus, angel tank. Manzanita wood on the way, so good timing for me! Yippee!
Patty

Anyone else? There are definitely better plants/systems than my growout greenery.

Patty, make sure to include a big sword if it fits your scheme. It's spectacular watching them lay eggs on the leaves.

Oooh that would look fantastic-the plant and the eggs. I’ve been looking at my tank knowing it needs help. I ordered some wood and adding a big fat sword would really make it. Thanks for the perfect idea. You really know your stuff. I might ask you for a critique as I go along if you don’t mind.
Patty