I don’t think people generally think about the “mechanics” of plants, but their roots have a continuous flow of water and nutrient intake…
A prime example, is this floating water lettuce, it’s easy to see, and I’m sure rooted plants are doing the same thing, it’s just not as visible… being surrounded by substrate…
The faster growing the plant, the more mechanical flow… these plants are in a 45 gallon tall tank, and are competing directly with a Tidal 75 for nutrition… I think the plants are winning… they are in essence making their own soil, around their floating roots….
A prime example, is this floating water lettuce, it’s easy to see, and I’m sure rooted plants are doing the same thing, it’s just not as visible… being surrounded by substrate…
The faster growing the plant, the more mechanical flow… these plants are in a 45 gallon tall tank, and are competing directly with a Tidal 75 for nutrition… I think the plants are winning… they are in essence making their own soil, around their floating roots….
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