Cryptocoryne Wendtii ‘Green Gecko’ Submersed Spathe

During my regular weekly water changes I noticed something white on my Cryptocoryne Wendtii ‘Green Gecko’ which caught my eye, as I began to move some leaves around I noticed a spathe forming submersed ! Now I am no expert but to my knowledge it can be difficult to get Cryptcoryne’s to develop spathe’s submersed so I must have been doing something right. I apologize in advance for the quality of the pictures, the water is tinged brown from almond leaves and taking a picture through glass doesn’t make it any easier.

This is just a theory but I believe what caused the plant to flower was the increase in water temperature. I recently acquired a L014 pleco which prefers 80+ temperatures and I raised the temperature to 83 in order to satisfy it’s needs.

Here are the rest of the specs for this tank for all those interested

10 Gallon Aquarium
Two 13 Watt 6700k CFL Spiral Bulbs
83 Degree Water Temperature
Mineralized Top Soil + Flourite Dark + Black Sand Top Coat
PH 7.0
Lightly stocked with fish, only a L014 but hundreds of ramshorn snails.