Seachem Flourish Nitrogen 500ml

A part of the NPK regime needed for a planted tank

Seachem products are good...

Great product, exactly what is should be and says it is. Perfect for fine tuning nutrients depending on plant and fish level.Unless you test water parameters or are heavily planted, do not use. Use a all-in-one for casual users, Seachem flourish is great.Started to use individual nutrient dosing after battling with green water blooms, much more effective than all-in-ones ferts.

Llevo 15 años con acuarios en casa, los últimos 4 dedicados al aquascaping y plantas de altos requerimientos. Puedo asegurar que la marca seachem en España ofrece los mejores químicos para acuarios con diferencia. Hay otras marcas que dan también muy buenos resultados, pero son notablemente más caras y difíciles de conseguir. Además, últimamente Amazon ofrece la venta de éstos productos de seachem a mejores precios que las tiendas online. Todo queda dicho ; ).

This is what my red cabomba needed to thrive. I never managed to succeed with the cabomba, red or green, it was always melting and disintegrating, even with my CO2 setup and high light. I was missing the essential elements as my nitrates were 0. By the addition of this macro element, my cabomba have exploded in growth and color. It's now very pink and growing a lot each day so I have to cut it and replant it each week! They are also making lots of roots, which never happened before. I also dose K and P a little. Those are essentials macro elements for the plants to thrive.

Quick delivery, plants look a little better

This includes nitrates and urea, so I think it will help the nitrogen cycle along as the urea breaks down while also providing the final nitrate product to help keep your aquarium plants alive.I'm trying to keep my old cycle going in a new/upsized 29g tank but currently all I have in it is some nerite snails and a ton of aquarium plants (and hungry emersed houseplants, basil, etc), so I need to add a lot of nutrients to the water AND maintain the cycle until I am happy enough with my tank's maturity to get some fish.Generally I add aquarium ammonia and a little bit of fish food to keep the cycle going, and also feed the plants with Aquarium Coop Easy Green and occasionally some micronutrient Seachem Flourish. The tank is so heavily planted, especially with the emersed plants and the Salvinia, that I struggle to keep the nitrates high enough to feed everything.This Seachem Flourish Nitrogen stuff allows me to directly feed the plants a little more efficiently without overloading the tank with micronutrients. I just repeatedly added a half cap and checked the nitrates an hour or two later until I got it at the level I wanted. Eventually I will figure out a good schedule, which will of course completely change once the tank is stocked, but regardless, this product is a useful tool for planted tanks.