Djjjohny1986
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Wanting to know what I can use to feed my plants I don't want to use co2 can some one plz help me thanks
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Feeding plants
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Martin cape
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Depends what plants you have. Some use liquid carbon, EI ferts at lower levels etc.
I used to be in the frame of mind where I didn't want to use co2, "just another thing to add, more messing about".
But I love it now.
JUST DO IT
I used to be in the frame of mind where I didn't want to use co2, "just another thing to add, more messing about".
But I love it now.
JUST DO IT
Hi all,
You don't have to use additional carbon or high levels of fertilisers to grow plants. In a low-tech situation you can grow a smaller range of plants more slowly, but other than that things are exactly the same.
Have a look at these posts for alternatives : <Slow growing plants and feeding | UK Aquatic Plant Society> & <Water Lettuce and it's impact on my tank | UK Aquatic Plant Society>.
cheers Darrel
You don't have to use additional carbon or high levels of fertilisers to grow plants. In a low-tech situation you can grow a smaller range of plants more slowly, but other than that things are exactly the same.
Have a look at these posts for alternatives : <Slow growing plants and feeding | UK Aquatic Plant Society> & <Water Lettuce and it's impact on my tank | UK Aquatic Plant Society>.
cheers Darrel
Ian Holdich
Member
Would help if you gave us an indication of your lighting. What tubes and how many watts?
