twiddlemuffin
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Which is better for simple plans ? I have a t8 light.
Seachem flourish vs API leaf zone ?
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Catfish Lover
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Seachem flourish contains everything you need. Micro elements, nutrients, etc...whereas leaf zone is just potassium and iron. What exactly do you mean by simple plans? Need to know what plants you have to give best solution.
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Plant Ferts
Hello twid...
If you have low light plants and a reasonable fish load, you don't need to add commercial fertilizer. Just change half the tank water every week or so and feed the fish a balanced diet. The new water and the ferts the fish produce is enough to sustain the plants.
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Hello twid...
If you have low light plants and a reasonable fish load, you don't need to add commercial fertilizer. Just change half the tank water every week or so and feed the fish a balanced diet. The new water and the ferts the fish produce is enough to sustain the plants.
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wildroseofky
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Flourish Comprehensive is good. Even in a low light tank plants can benefit from a little fertilizer. If you want faster growth it pays to fertilize. The Leaf Zone comes in handy if your plants start getting little pin holes. That is a sign of potassium deficiency. I used both and found that my leaf size increased when adding the Leaf Zone.
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