Plants / Nutrients

Spooky76

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Hi folks, hope your all well.

I think my tanks ok now, got the new lighting in 2 x T5 21" tubes :)

I was looking at my plants last night, and then did some reading up, am I right in thinking you should give your plants some food ? I only have mine planted in gravel, not any soil / small substrate. They seem to do ok, but most done seem to flourish. I know interpet No2 Plant boost is phosphate and Nitrate free, so was thinking of getting some of that.

Are there any down sides to it ? Is it a waste of money ?

Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks
 
Not sure of your setup beyond the new lighting, but many would suggest that Tropica Plant Nutrition (or Nutrition + if you have low numbers of fish) is a superb all-round liquid fertiliser.
 
i use nutrafin plant gro and interpet flora boost 1ml a day of either 1 usually i interchange every day.
i get really good results.
but ive heard that seachem flourish excel is supposed to be the best and it also has a carbon souce for the plants
 
Flourish Excel is purely an organic carbon source, it is not an all-round fertiliser, it needs to be used in conjunction with something else like Tropica Plant Nutrition or Seachem Flourish.
 
Differently...well, I'm only going by the SeaChem instructions on the back of the two bottles I have, I could be wrong.
 

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