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Hi For Wabi kusa the CO2 is not in the things U need to worry about as the plants have access to all the CO2 in the air, same about the light intensity U can have it easy 12-15 hours per day(just make sure the light doesn't generate too much heat as will burn the leaves) Have a look at the...

Here is one example of plain multi purpose garden compost with Osmocote. Its been running for about 5 months now and have trimmed it to the bone several times Plants are: Hygrophila araguaia Cryptocoryne albida brown Cryptocoryne wendtii brown Monte carlo Staurogine repens Bucephalandra mini...

Hi Instead liquid feeds U can also use some slow release fertiliser granules like Osmocote wich will feed the plants about 6 months.I am not able to afford fancy branded aqua soils atm and tbh dont really see the point of using one in wabi kusa as U dont need it flooded just moist .If U have...

Hi If it works for you and gives U confidence its the right thing to be done.I personally when need high moisture (mainly when want to propagate plants out of my tank used to life underwater) use small 1mm holes on the lid and a heat mat underneat the container that creates good moisture and...

Hi It looks like interesting little project. What is the logic behind adding CO2 on a dry start metod where plants will have access to all the CO2 from the air 400ppm. In my oppinion few holes on lid will provide enough CO2 and prevent mould formation trough air circulation. Ussualy the plants...