lossam8199
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Hi guys,
I want to know what's the best way to remove unwanted aquarium plants. I know pulling them will mess up the substrate or even pulling out neighboring plants near them( since their roots may tangle together). so I don't like that idea.
May I just cut stem of the plant down to the substrate, and leave the roots in the substrate and let it decompose so other plants will absorb the nutrients? will this cause any problem? like a nitrate spike?
I really don't want to pull the roots out cause it will mess up my scape
please help, thank you
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I want to know what's the best way to remove unwanted aquarium plants. I know pulling them will mess up the substrate or even pulling out neighboring plants near them( since their roots may tangle together). so I don't like that idea.
May I just cut stem of the plant down to the substrate, and leave the roots in the substrate and let it decompose so other plants will absorb the nutrients? will this cause any problem? like a nitrate spike?
I really don't want to pull the roots out cause it will mess up my scape
please help, thank you
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