Dosing

[dstephen]

What are the best liquid doses for planted tanks?

 

[DutchMuch]

Thrive, thrive plus, basically anything from NilocG.
I recommend dry ferts though, cheaper and more efficient. NilocG diy dry EI fertz are amazing. What I use personally.

 

[dstephen]

Anything flourish?

 

[DutchMuch]

Anything flourish?

Flourish is overly expensive, and is good for specific dosing but with what your doing you do not need that.
Seriously flourish is over 100$ for six months on a fifty gallon tank (ex)
Nilo's website forgot to link
http://nilocg.com/

 

[dstephen]

What would be the best on their website for rotala indica and dwarf sag, amazon sword etc?

 

[DutchMuch]

What would be the best on their website for rotala indica and dwarf sag, amazon sword etc?

All plants need micro's and macro's same "food" but different amounts.
Recommend this:
DIY EI Liquid Fertilizer| Premium Aquarium Fertilizer | NilocG Aquatics

 

[dstephen]

Is this better than most products or just cheaper lol?

 

[DutchMuch]

Is this better than most products or just cheaper lol?

both
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[Fresh2o]

I have been using PPS-Pro from Green Leaf Aquarium (GLA) for the last few years. Very inexpensive and effective. I have not tried EI (Estimative Index) yet.
I've heard nothing but wonderful feedback regarding products from Nilocg.

 

[Bert2oo1]

Is this better than most products or just cheaper lol?

I dose EI. I tried PPS pro but I switched to EI due to algae issues (was when I was a beginner tho) EI has always worked for me but it focus's more on a heavily planted tank rather than a few plants here and there. I'd say PPS pro would be better for a moderate planted. By heavily planted I mean heavy (a plant every inch of substrate)