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I think that LD's problems was down to Aquasoil Amazonia II but Amazion (I) is fine. NatureSoil is a good bet and doesn't leech ammonia, so that's a better bet.

There is a method of not adding a source of co2, low light, low ferts with a long time between water changes.

Most moses will, you could looke at ricca although some find it gets a bit of a weed after a while.

Do you mean, no pressurised co2 or nothing co2 related at all? Plant wise, it'd be best to picking plants that will cope with low co2. Although, I'd suggest dosing Easy Carbo to help. That way, you could have ferns, crypts and mosses. I'm not sure what you could get for a carpetting plant with...

HC is one plant that requires the best conditions to grow. To have that, you need to provide good water flow to the plants so that it gets sufficient co2 and ferts. Just because you have a spray bar doesn't mean your getting good flowto the HC. In addition, we talk about good flow as not all...

HC is generally considered to be a tough plant to master, your comment there suggests that it's not the substrate itself but ferts/light/flow/co2 related as ceg said above.

As above, the soil is only a small part of making your plants flourish in the aquarium. If your plants are dying then it is because there is insufficient light, co2, ferts, flow or a mixture of a few. Yes using ADA Aquasoil provides the plants certain nutrients but that doesn't mean you need to...