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APP is quite N and K loving... what are your N and K levels in the tank? and how are your light and CO2 levels?
Hi,
Need some help, I noticed my APP is slowly dying, its was green and 2-3 days later it turned brown, Allen told me I'll probably lost 20% but it seems that I loosing more than 20% of the APP which I collected from him. Anyone can advice me? Thanks.
APP is quite N and K loving... what are your N and K levels in the tank? and how are your light and CO2 levels?
Allen
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Check PO4 (1ppm) too. Meet the requirements for NO3 (10ppm or more), PO4 and CO2 before you start to worry about the lights (if you have at least 2.5W/Gal at the moment).
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lights I think is not a problem, I've planted most of it in my 2ft which is 2X36W, some in my 4ft survivied better
I use mainly Dennerle Fert and have not much problem in keeping them. I do add the KH up by SERA. Hope that helps.[]
B.passion,
Could you advice on your fert regime and the NO3, PO4 levels? This should be help us id your problem.... I hope.
I also do not have much luck with this plant. Anyway, I will try again someday if I could get hold of it again.
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Bettapassion,
Other than the good pointers mentioned above, check also the Ca level. Ca kit is expensive and difficult to use. If you have GH more than 3, then Ca should be sufficient (unless you add alot of Mg that give you the GH too).
I mentioned Ca because I used to have the same experience but for Sagittaria and Ca was then the deficiency.
Please feedback for me to learn from your exeperience. Thanks.
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