Ferka Fertilisation

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I just tried my sample Balance-K and Aquatilizer. The thing is, the amount that comes out from the pump is very little, probably half a teaspoon. Is this correct, or do I have to release the pump head*?

*You know... those shampoo pumps that require you to twist them a couple of times before they pop up and you can actually pump with gusto

I must say the Rossetta is doing my crypts good

Do I use Stemma for Cyperus Helferi? Because Helferi is more of a runner plant if you ask me...

[ranmasatome]

the rosetta is doing wonders for my echinodorus!!

[rally]

I tried the pills fert not to bad my downoi is streching out after 1 week. Any one tried ??

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That should be Rossetta. My crypts are looking good a few days after I added it.

[crandf]

Its good for HC too. I have one sprig of HC that's withering after intensive H2O2 treatment nearby, after inserting a stemma capsule, its starting to recover nicely. Now to see if I can repopulate my foreground entirely based on this one surviving sprig.

[mordrake]

hmmm good reviews
saw ferka on sale at NA, tempted to try it out, especially the rosetta
how long will the rosetta last for a 6ft tank?

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One capsule will last 3 or 4 weeks, after that it needs to be changed.

No one knows about the pump?

[BFG]

Maybe you can get a pipette or a small turkey baster to apply the fert.

[GreenChapter]

base on the manufacturer, the capsules should last a month for a minimum. The capsules will melt in 15minutes and release the content to the surround gravel. So it will be good to put it deeper down, but where the roots can reach.

[GreenChapter]

I just tried my sample Balance-K and Aquatilizer. The thing is, the amount that comes out from the pump is very little, probably half a teaspoon. Is this correct, or do I have to release the pump head*?

*You know... those shampoo pumps that require you to twist them a couple of times before they pop up and you can actually pump with gusto

I must say the Rossetta is doing my crypts good

Do I use Stemma for Cyperus Helferi? Because Helferi is more of a runner plant if you ask me...

Stemma is meant for plants with stems above ground and internodes, such as a stem plant. Cyperus helferi is more a rosetta in this case. Same for most eriocaulon species and echindorous, valisneria etc.