How to handle the plants when planting them into the tank. Produced by Tropica Aquarium Plants in collaboration with aquadesigner Oliver Knott.
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@ibcurran they sell them in pet stores as things you can pick up crickets,worms, etc. to feed lizards and for other pets
Where can I find a pair of the “long tweezers” featured in the video?
hoe richt je zo slecht mogelijk een aquarium in?
Nou zoals op dit filmpie staat bescreefen!
how do you keep plants form dying
@edmcadam It’s usually to pour the water into a plate or you can pour onto a root/stone if it’s having a decent shape.
excellent video, thank you!
Quick question if you wouldn’t mind: what’s the best way to pour water into tanks with this kind of fine sand (as opposed to tanks with small rocks and pebbles)??
Hi do U use greg watsons ferts & book? Kits dry ferts principle
i wish i saw this video earlier. I planted the grass altogether, not spread out. Will it still spread across the gravel or stay in that one spot?
Get some decent biological and cut your cycling in half. Use Carbon for the first 2-3 days then chuck it IMO and switch to just a quality fiber, peatmoss/ammonia carbs mix. 80/20. Use root tabs and buy Yamato Green plant fertilizer. Trust me.
Read the label, for a 10 gallon, I would use half a cap of Seachem Floursih Excel, but it depends on the brand….
one capful daily
i did a 50% water change and its my secend day cycling i did it cause my water was STILL foggy so someone told me to do it and i did. it helped but there is kinds a bit left. so i went to get that bulb philip 89 and couldnt find it at 2 stores and so i went to petsmart and got a 20 watt flo bulb. it looked warm. wich i didnt like but kinda do now. anyway i got the master test kit and decided i would learn how to do it. i got an ammonia of 0! and ph is 7.6 my question is why r the tests perfect?
how much liquid carbon should i put in a 10 gallon aquarium?
nono dont worry
DID THEY THROW THE PLANTS AWAY?
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Nice. Where can I buy these from? i went to your website and thought you could order. maybe i’m on the wrong page? can someone give me some awesome websites and plants that are low light and can be kept with high lighting too? oh andddd Co2, is that a problem if I want a planted tank and don’t have that?
The pot is there to control the rootball.Removing it will let the plant grow faster.
best plant video ever
actually is ur choice… if u wan to control their root from growing too long then put in pots, but they will grow slower because there are competition between the plants for nutrien in the pots
reading the “uh oh” part i’m guessing he was sarcastic here
Pots is used to control the growth of the root so that it doesnt grows too long.
Its ok not to remove the pot, but seperating them into parts make them grow faster.
first of all you will definitely need a layer of substrate, to feed your plants, the sand or gravel goes on top of that.
you can buy proper aquarium substrate at your local pet shop (normally).
uh oh, when i put my plant in, i didnt know you had to remove it from the pot, should i do that right now or would it be find
ok cool, thx for the info
Its a mix of nutriants and sand, best to use it if you want lots of plants, you will still have to add liquid nutraints after a few months tho.