Recent content by G H Nelson

Best if you reduce the duration and the intensity by 50%.

Or this https://www.flowgrow.de/db/aquaticplants/hygrophila-corymbosa-kompakt

This might be an option? https://www.flowgrow.de/db/aquaticplants/limnophila-aromatica-mini

Image could be too large! I took a Screenshot and loaded it that way;)

Or one level Teaspoon approximately to 500ml.

3g to 250ml....is the standard mix!

Indeed, I've inflicted death on various plants especially Invitro.:inpain: I tend to stay away from them as much as I can....:rolleyes:

Have a look at Twinstar lights! Its finding stock in the UK that is the issue. https://www.aquasabi.com/aquarium-lighting-top-lights

https://www.flowgrow.de/db/wasserpflanzen/ammannia-pedicellata

http://www.theplantedtank.co.uk/calculator.htm

Yes, Indeed..... Add to the aquarium water column not in the vicinity of the Rotala Blood Red!

@Planted Box said! Please check the label for the guaranteed analysis provided by SGS and the EU.

Are you dosing straight into the water column? If you are, best mixing the fertilizers with a jug of aquarium water.....then tipping it in. Rotala are very susceptible to leaf burn if the fertilizers are dosed too near them.

@dIggO Keep us posted on the progress of the Rotala. Out of curosity how are you dosing the fertilizers when adding them to the aquarium?

Hi Richard As I have said.....stop all dosing for 4 weeks as you have an abundance of Micro/Iron in the water column! You can do multiple large water changes if you do not want to wait that long. You can follow @Happi's recommendation....when you see new growth on the Rotala that is not affected...