i use this method DIY fert in my 40gal tank with heavy planted tank and high lighting......good result and no algae....happy with this and maintain this hobby low cost...thanks brother....
Happy New Year 2023! See how easily liquid macro fertilizer can be made for planted aquarium. Save your hard-earned money! And please press the like 👍 button after watching the video!
Really hatsoff to you.. Your hard work making these educational videos will definitely help beginner and even pro hobbyists and save a lot of money buying imported products.
Awesome method shown. All this chemicals are available on amazon, we can make by this method several times from it. It will 100 times cheaper than readily available planted aquarium fertilizer in market. 😊😊😊
@@madebykm Hi, I am using fertilizer, but my plants are now little but melting and looks unhealthy, and aquarium sand is becoming black from beneath, please help.
Please provide me with the following information : Are you using CO2 or liquid carbon? What is your tank’s dimension / water volume? What light are you using and what is its wattage? What is the density of plants in your aquarium? - High / Medium / Low Have you recently set up your aquarium?
@@madebykm Are you using CO2 or liquid carbon? : I am not using co2, What is your tank’s dimension / water volume? : 2ft x 1ft x 1.5ft What light are you using and what is its wattage? : I am using diy wrgb led light approx 22w What is the density of plants in your aquarium? - High / Medium / Low : medium Have you recently set up your aquarium? yes around one month thanks in advance :)
Thank you for providing the information. In a newly set up tank, it is normal for plants to melt. This is due to changes in environment / water parameters. Another reason is that the plant will transform from emersed (grown out of water) to submerged (growing under water) state. At this time, the plants need adequate amounts of nutrients and CO2 for proper growth. Since your aquarium has a volume of 22.44 US gallons, and it has medium density plants, you need to inject CO2 gas along with the fertilizers here. CO2 is a very important nutrient which is used in photosynthesis of all plants. So, here I would suggest you to use CO2. And it is also normal that the sand is turning black from beneath. This is because bacteria grow under the sand and also the dirt in the aquarium water is filtered and trapped under the sand. Another question I forgot to ask you, are you just using sand? Because plants will not grow well in sand alone. You need to use soil or use root-tabs under the sand. This is because many plants such as Amazon, Crypts, etc. (root-feeders) take more nutrients from the roots than they collect from the water with the help of their leaves. Sand does not contain any nutrients. So these plants can suffer from nutrient deficiencies. Also, the sand is usually so compact that the roots of the plants have difficulty growing and spreading and sometimes it can rot and melt.
Hi Kaushik Your videos have been very helpfull...thank you for your valuable videos ... I Have been watching your videos and implemented with awesome results
Thanks I immediately subscribed! The calcium bits in the bottom.... do i shake it up and the add it to the tank or just leave them on the bottom of the bottle?
@@madebykm This is my first time making DIY fertilizer. I am used to dosing to finish at 25 ppm nitrogen as I do EI style. I think this is lean fertilizer style if I am not mistaking since the amount of nitrogen seems very small. I run CO2 and quite high light and if i ever fall below 15 PPM nitrogen in my tank i will get tons of green dust algae. Any thoughts on this and thanks for your reply :)
Yes, you are right, but there is no problem. For a tank with high lighting and CO2 injection, you can dose 2 to 3 times the normal dose, as I mentioned in the video. Thanks.
thanks for sharing research based DIYs,videos. u made our passage for aquascaping very easy, tell me will this fertilizer very very well on already fertilized ADA vol2 substrate, thanks
Hi thank you for this good video...for last 6 month I am using this macro fertilizer. I have one question. Is this is enough to grow red plants???? If not, what else do we need to grow red plants???
@@madebykm can you suggest a iron fertilizer???? Otherwise you can make a video for iron fertilizer??? Also one request, if possible make a detail video on planted aquarium light. if there is any DIY option for lighting especially wrgb light it will be very helpful. Is wrgb light is necessary or a white 6500k led light sufficient???
You can use this - amzn.to/3AfZIKQ I will also make videos on iron fertilizer and aquarium lighting in future. Please wait for those videos. You can get excellent results using 6500K LED lights. You can watch my High Tech Planted Aquarium video to get an idea.
Nice tutorial brother! But i would like to know will there be any problem if I use purchased distilled water? (Here I mean distilled water which is used in IPS battery) TIA
Thanks Dada vedio ta khub help full 👍 Ei vabei amader pase thako ❤️ Amar 3 feet by 1.5 feet er tank ache but koto ML liquid debo thik bujhte parchi na ektu help korle subidha hoto
Great video. I have a question about the white poder settling in the bottle, as you mentioned because of a chemical reaction. Shaking the bottle will add this white powder to the aquarium an settle down. Does it not accumulate and cause a problem? How about not shaking the solution or even totally ŕemove the settled powder, could that be an option?
That white sediment is calcium. This calcium needs to be added to the tank. After settling in the aquarium, it will mix with the soil, slowly break down and be absorbed by the plants.
There are 3 essential and important elements that plants need to survive - light, CO2 / carbon and nutrients / fertilizer. These are needed for both terrestrial and aquatic plants. If plants do not get any of these important elements, they will not grow properly and will eventually die.
Video-r description area ta expand kore dekho okhane kichu links ache. Ogulo dekhte paro, othoba gacher nursery te paoa jete pare. Galiff street e jekhane gach bikri hoy sekhaneo dekhte paro, kintu akhon market bondho. Tai online e kena chara upay nei.
If you use calcium carbonate instead of calcium nitrate, the nitrate will be lost from the fertilizer mixture and the plants will not get proper nitrogen from it. Also, calcium carbonate will raise both gH and kH of the aquarium water and the biggest drawback is it is almost insoluble.
Great vid brother Have a question? Is it safe to use in planted tanks with fishes in it .... Plz suggest the dosage if the planted tank is full fishes n shrimps.. Thanks in advance brother
@@madebykm also wondering if the same mixture/powder ratio( sob packet bhorti pore ache, 4-5 bochoreo sesh hobe na, tai bhabchilam same mixture capsule e bhore sand substrate e diye debo. 🤔
Very informative! I use Seachem flourish which is rich in Potassium, but not in N and P. Can I use only MKP and CaN as additional ferts? So I`ll be dosing with (Seachem Flourish + MKP + CaN). Is that okay and safe for fish? ? Thanks!
Then you can also use root tabs with liquid fertilizers. Cryptocoryne plants, sword plants, bulb plants, carpeting plants, and plants that produce runners all tend to feed from the substrate and will greatly benefit from root tabs.
No problem, if you follow the fertilizer preparation method demonstrated in the video, you can expect excellent results. I have developed this formula after extensive research, ensuring it delivers balanced nutrition for your plants. Thank you.
Hi, thanks again for this wonderful vedio. is your micro and macro fertilizer safe for snails too? In macro, you mean 1/4 teaspoon of mono potassium in 1 ltr? Can you please give spoon measurements for rest of ingredients in macro and micro? I don't have small weighing scale. Thanks
Not all NPK fertilizers are the same and also not safe to use in aquariums. I have given some good quality fertilizer links in the description of DIY Root Tabs video. I use these myself and these are safe. Moreover, these are not only NPK fertilizers, these will also provide essential micronutrients to the plants.
i have 6x2x2 size aquarium tat must be 180 gallons. is adding 90ml fertilizer safe in such size. my planting is moderate and i use 80wt led for 6-8 hrs per day. 2 bubble co2 per sec.
Hey, my tank is heavily planted, 50ltrs water, and have cherry shrimp around 70-80. Is macro and micro nutrients harmful to shrimps? Anyways, very very helpful video. 👍👌
I would love to see a diy video on liquid co2 , the chemical used in there product is really cheap but this companies are charging too much for diluted product , please make a video about it
Nomoskar dada... aapni ki ai diy liquid fertilizer ar diy co2 sell koren ? Tahole ami kinbo. Asole aapnar preparation ta khub bhalo legeche but I can't make it. Please 🙏
Na dada ami sell kori na, the purpose of making these videos is so that everyone can easily make these things at home and save their money. The commercial products that are available in the market will cost much more if used in the long run.
Amar shob video-r description e products er links deoa ache, shegulo use kore easily barite baniye neoa jabe, please check the description for more information.
My Java ferns are having black spots and are dying. My tanks are 2 month planted. A lot of my first plants melted and died. I replanted some days ago. I put 35ml of your fertilizer in my 100Gal tanks. I learned that Java Ferns need Potassium. Should I add more of the Potassium Phosphate? What you think about my dosage for the newly planted tank. Fertilizing is all new to me, as is using CO2. I had lots of Aquariums years ago and rarely used fertilyzer at all. Now all is new and I moved from a cold country to a hot counntry. My tank temperature is mostly over the limit of 28 deg and up to 30 deg. Two tanks have in addition a Paludarium section, the emerged plants grow well even some of the Java Ferns. I would be glad of some advice since it is very hard to find the issue why my plants are dying and there are so many parameters to be right or could cause a problem. Thank you!
First check if the black spots don't grow new ferns after a few weeks, the black spots could indicate burns, so reduce the lighting level in the tank. Java ferns require very low level of light, so too much light can burn their leaves. All the nutrients are in a balanced ratio in this DIY fertilizer, so there is no need to add more or less of any ingredient. The usual dose of this fertilizer is 5ml/10 gallons daily. So, dose according to the size of your tank. And let me know the dimensions of your tank, what light you are using and the lumens of that light. After knowing this I will tell you how much CO2 and fertilizer to add to that tank.
@@madebykm THX for your fast reply. I have done a UA-cam playlist with short videos to show you my setup and problems. ua-cam.com/play/PL5vi66Bycjc9KfKHKG2Lmb7RFqtHvFxzl.html My lights have 3346 Lumen. The top Paludarium tanks receive much less light because they are heigh up. 12 hours on. The lower tanks 10 hours on, the tank close to the trerrace front with more natural light. 11 hours the lower tank on the back. I have morning sun on my terrace. Rollos are down by UV Sensor until 11AM. Option to add more light is very limited. degas Tank size 140*70*45cm
Hi bro .......i have seen so many Videos of DIY fertilizer that u have uplaoded.Can we use all in my aquarium tank or Is it enough if i make n use only one diy fertilizer from your feed.
Actually i made all diy fertilizer wat u have upload macro micro n iron...Product i purchase all from the link u gave on discription.But as soon as I started using macro n micro fertilize on my tank my fishes are not healthy n some are swimming only upside so pliz suggest me wat i will do.
I have 3 feet tank with 120 liters of water n I'm using 20ml of macro n micro each on every morning before online lights n co2 n Sunday I'm changing water.Pliz suggest n help me
Bro. I have ordered everything through the link which mentioned in your description but for monopotassiumo i received something different. It says Imported Go-Green and brand is Farmcraft also it is is given same number - NPK 00:52:34 . So this the right one or different?
Most sources report that copper starts to become stressful to shrimp at about 0.03 mg/L (ppm). The amount of copper in my DIY Liquid Micronutrients Fertilizer is so small that you would have to massively overdose before you would begin to approach an amount of copper that is toxic to even the most sensitive animals. There is usually much more copper added by a water change using tap water than there is by dosing this fertilizer. Also, Copper is very rapidly utilized by plants, so there is no risk of attaining this level of overdose accidentally if dosing according to my instructions.
Thanks! Recently I have set up 30 gallon (36in L x 18in H x 12 in W) with Tropica soil, DIY CO2, Sobo Slim Bright light 32W, 3300 lumins, and Tropica Specialized nutrition. It's more than a month. I see twisted leaves from the beginning in couples of plants. Do you have any idea? Is my light enough? Thanks in advance.
If you notice that the new leaves are growing in a twisted, gnarled fashion, it is usually related to the problem of calcium or water hardness. In fact, calcium, magnesium and manganese deficiencies often coincide with low water hardness. Also, I think your lighting is not enough for this tank, 4000-4500 lumens brightness is required.
@@madebykm Thanks, bro! I am using can (RO) water. Recently I replaced with bore water for hardness. I will increase my lighting and see. Thanks, again!
Monopotassium phosphate is 1.42g? I'm from myanmar. I'm not good at english listening. Ur english is very well. But i cannot know monopotassium phosphate is how much is it?
Can I use potash fertilizer instead of potassium sulphate? Kindly answer. I have potash for garden use rest of chemicals i will arrange. Potash is likely potassium oxide
Tap water (boiled or not boiled) contains a lot of other minerals that we don't want in this fertilizer solution. So, I recommend using distilled water or R.O. water.
Is it necessary to add micro fertilizer along with this macro fertilizer? What will happen if I only use macro fertilizer? And what could be the dosage required if I dose my aquarium tank monthly?
For proper and healthy growth of aquarium plants, micronutrients need to be provided along with macronutrients. Micro-nutrients are used in very small amounts by plants but these are also important for plant coloration and growth. These fertilizers are designed for daily use. No liquid aquarium fertilizer can be used on a monthly basis.
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I have been using for 2 years. It works really good. Thank you!~
Great to hear!
i use this method DIY fert in my 40gal tank with heavy planted tank and high lighting......good result and no algae....happy with this and maintain this hobby low cost...thanks brother....
Thank you for your feedback.
Whered you get the ingredients?
Where to buy these materials
@@mustafaseth7239 read the description
Brother, I am blown away by how awesome this information is and your way of breaking it down in such an easy way. Subscribed for sure.
Thank you so much :)
@@madebykm dada south kolkatae kothaye pabo elements gulo?????
Video description e links deoa ache, plz check.
From where the chemicals can be purchased?
Happy New Year 2023!
See how easily liquid macro fertilizer can be made for planted aquarium.
Save your hard-earned money!
And please press the like 👍 button after watching the video!
@@madebykm dada water koto ml
Really hatsoff to you.. Your hard work making these educational videos will definitely help beginner and even pro hobbyists and save a lot of money buying imported products.
It's my pleasure
Awesome method shown. All this chemicals are available on amazon, we can make by this method several times from it. It will 100 times cheaper than readily available planted aquarium fertilizer in market. 😊😊😊
I make fertilizer as per your video,
ma sha ALLAH its working like a charm,
thanks alot dude
Thank you very much for your feedback. Please support me and help me to grow my channel.
@@madebykm Hi, I am using fertilizer, but my plants are now little but melting and looks unhealthy, and aquarium sand is becoming black from beneath, please help.
Please provide me with the following information :
Are you using CO2 or liquid carbon?
What is your tank’s dimension / water volume?
What light are you using and what is its wattage?
What is the density of plants in your aquarium? - High / Medium / Low
Have you recently set up your aquarium?
@@madebykm Are you using CO2 or liquid carbon? : I am not using co2,
What is your tank’s dimension / water volume? : 2ft x 1ft x 1.5ft
What light are you using and what is its wattage? : I am using diy wrgb led light approx 22w
What is the density of plants in your aquarium? - High / Medium / Low : medium
Have you recently set up your aquarium? yes around one month
thanks in advance :)
Thank you for providing the information.
In a newly set up tank, it is normal for plants to melt. This is due to changes in environment / water parameters. Another reason is that the plant will transform from emersed (grown out of water) to submerged (growing under water) state. At this time, the plants need adequate amounts of nutrients and CO2 for proper growth. Since your aquarium has a volume of 22.44 US gallons, and it has medium density plants, you need to inject CO2 gas along with the fertilizers here. CO2 is a very important nutrient which is used in photosynthesis of all plants. So, here I would suggest you to use CO2.
And it is also normal that the sand is turning black from beneath. This is because bacteria grow under the sand and also the dirt in the aquarium water is filtered and trapped under the sand.
Another question I forgot to ask you, are you just using sand? Because plants will not grow well in sand alone. You need to use soil or use root-tabs under the sand. This is because many plants such as Amazon, Crypts, etc. (root-feeders) take more nutrients from the roots than they collect from the water with the help of their leaves. Sand does not contain any nutrients. So these plants can suffer from nutrient deficiencies. Also, the sand is usually so compact that the roots of the plants have difficulty growing and spreading and sometimes it can rot and melt.
Hi Kaushik
Your videos have been very helpfull...thank you for your valuable videos ... I Have been watching your videos and implemented with awesome results
Thanks for the support, keep watching!
KM amazing stuff & simplicity …otherwise we hobbyist spend hundreds of rupees for 50-100 ml of branded aquatic plant fertiliser..thanks once again 👍
Thanks 😊
Very informative video brother..you got instent subscriber
Thank you 🙏
Defentily worth trying thankyou so much DADA
excellent video mate 😊 . very useful for mid budget aquarists like me . subscribed 👌
Thanks!
Man.., you are awesome.! Thanx for sharing these helpful tips...!
Thank you
Thanks Alot Bro helping out with your precious knowledge sharing video...
Thank you 😊
Clearly explained and on point instructions bro 👏
Glad it helped
Very helpful and informative video 👍👍👍
Glad it was helpful!
Bro thank you sooo much for making informational videos like this
It's my pleasure
Nice 1😮
Thank tou so much.. very easy and very simple to understand❤❤
You are welcome 😊
Very informative video. Thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video!! Thanks for sharing the recipe!!
My pleasure 😊
this was really helpful video i came across
Thanks! Please share my videos as much as you can and support my channel to grow :)
It's very useful video and cost effective.
Could you please make video for atomic fertilizer dosing mechine...
Thank you. I will try..
Is this soil completely safe to fish, and do i have to change it in short time? They say compost and peat moss has to changed every 3 month! Thank you
It's awesome dear
Thank you 😊
Professional quality video
Glad you think so!
Thanks I immediately subscribed! The calcium bits in the bottom.... do i shake it up and the add it to the tank or just leave them on the bottom of the bottle?
Just shake the bottle well before use. Thanks 👍
@@madebykm This is my first time making DIY fertilizer. I am used to dosing to finish at 25 ppm nitrogen as I do EI style. I think this is lean fertilizer style if I am not mistaking since the amount of nitrogen seems very small. I run CO2 and quite high light and if i ever fall below 15 PPM nitrogen in my tank i will get tons of green dust algae. Any thoughts on this and thanks for your reply :)
Yes, you are right, but there is no problem. For a tank with high lighting and CO2 injection, you can dose 2 to 3 times the normal dose, as I mentioned in the video. Thanks.
hi! Can we utilise NPK 19:19:19 fertiliser with epsom salt to make a suitable solution for aqua plants?
thanks for sharing research based DIYs,videos. u made our passage for aquascaping very easy, tell me will this fertilizer very very well on already fertilized ADA vol2 substrate, thanks
Yes, this fertilizer will work very well if given according to the growth of the plant and the intensity of light. Thank you.
@@madebykm jazakallah
Thank you
Hi thank you for this good video...for last 6 month I am using this macro fertilizer.
I have one question. Is this is enough to grow red plants????
If not, what else do we need to grow red plants???
For red plants you need to use Iron fertilizer. Red plants also need CO2 injection and high lighting.
@@madebykm can you suggest a iron fertilizer????
Otherwise you can make a video for iron fertilizer???
Also one request, if possible make a detail video on planted aquarium light. if there is any DIY option for lighting especially wrgb light it will be very helpful.
Is wrgb light is necessary or a white 6500k led light sufficient???
You can use this - amzn.to/3AfZIKQ
I will also make videos on iron fertilizer and aquarium lighting in future. Please wait for those videos.
You can get excellent results using 6500K LED lights. You can watch my High Tech Planted Aquarium video to get an idea.
Nice tutorial brother!
But i would like to know will there be any problem if I use purchased distilled water? (Here I mean distilled water which is used in IPS battery)
TIA
Yes, you can buy distilled water from any battery/inverter store or gas station and use it to make the fertilizer. Thanks.
Nice video Bro, Happy & Prosperous New Year.
One quick question, what about micro nutrients?
Thanks & Happy New Year. Yes, I will make another video on that soon :-)
@@madebykm we are eagerly waiting for that videos
@@kashifburhan1739 Please share my videos with your friends and support my channel to grow :)
Can we use hydroponic fertilizer instead?
Amazing video!
Thanks!
Great video.. Can you make fertilizer from organic materials, please?
Ok, you can also watch this video - ua-cam.com/video/WfNzKAFlAnY/v-deo.html
Thanks.
Thanks Dada vedio ta khub help full 👍
Ei vabei amader pase thako ❤️
Amar 3 feet by 1.5 feet er tank ache but koto ML liquid debo thik bujhte parchi na ektu help korle subidha hoto
Height koto tank er?
Dada 3/1.5/1.5
Height :- 1.5 feet
Tomar tank ta 50 gallons ba 190 litres er.
Dosage:
Low light - 25ml daily
Medium light - 50ml daily
High light - 75ml daily
Awesome bro whr we will get that fertilizers recipes??
All the ingredients are available online at amazon. Please see the video description for more information.
Great video. I have a question about the white poder settling in the bottle, as you mentioned because of a chemical reaction. Shaking the bottle will add this white powder to the aquarium an settle down. Does it not accumulate and cause a problem? How about not shaking the solution or even totally ŕemove the settled powder, could that be an option?
That white sediment is calcium. This calcium needs to be added to the tank. After settling in the aquarium, it will mix with the soil, slowly break down and be absorbed by the plants.
Nice job bro
Thanks
Bro... Is fertilizer necessary... can we avoid fertilizers by providing abundant light...
Thanks in advance
There are 3 essential and important elements that plants need to survive - light, CO2 / carbon and nutrients / fertilizer. These are needed for both terrestrial and aquatic plants. If plants do not get any of these important elements, they will not grow properly and will eventually die.
@@madebykm Tq sir
Awesome video, do you know what % of each of the macro elements will be in the final solution of the 500ml liquid fertilizer?
I have mentioned the ppm value of each macro-element in the video, so you can divide the ppm by 10000 to get the percentage. Thank you.
@@madebykm thank you 🙏 a
👍
Great video
Were did you find all of the ingredients?
Thank you. I bought the ingredients from amazon.in
@@madebykm koushik da amazon e to anek quantity te kinte hobe. Small amount pawa kothai pawa jabe ??
Video-r description area ta expand kore dekho okhane kichu links ache. Ogulo dekhte paro, othoba gacher nursery te paoa jete pare. Galiff street e jekhane gach bikri hoy sekhaneo dekhte paro, kintu akhon market bondho. Tai online e kena chara upay nei.
Thanks
Hello sir, I have a question do u use both fertilizers this one and the other u make on the other video (micro)??
Yes I use both micro and macro fertilizers in my planted aquariums. Both of these types of nutrients are essential for the healthy growth of plants.
This is wonderful, bro! Hope this fertilizer won't harm my discus fishes.
Thank you. It will not harm any fish, shrimp and snails when used as directed.
Bro great information very helpful. Pls help us by making a video on macro nutrients also.
I uploaded videos on both Micro and Macro Nutrients. Please watch the other video.
Can I use calcium carbonate in place of calcium Nitrate?
If you use calcium carbonate instead of calcium nitrate, the nitrate will be lost from the fertilizer mixture and the plants will not get proper nitrogen from it. Also, calcium carbonate will raise both gH and kH of the aquarium water and the biggest drawback is it is almost insoluble.
Very interesting bro
Thanks
Great vid brother
Have a question?
Is it safe to use in planted tanks with fishes in it ....
Plz suggest the dosage if the planted tank is full fishes n shrimps..
Thanks in advance brother
This is absolutely safe for shrimp and fish. Please follow the dosing as I mentioned in the video.
Ready for the project, Great video, make another one with little details like about which plants need which fertilizer if possible
Okay, thanks.
@@madebykm wondering how to give iron for plants with red 🍁 leafs ..
Update I am using ur formula for 2 weeks now
I will make a video about how to take care of red plants and there I will explain everything, please wait for the video.
@@madebykm also wondering if the same mixture/powder ratio( sob packet bhorti pore ache, 4-5 bochoreo sesh hobe na, tai bhabchilam same mixture capsule e bhore sand substrate e diye debo. 🤔
Hello sir thanks for this video. Please make one video if possible on DIY stress heal medicine for fish. That is also regularly needed.
You can also watch my DIY black water extract video. It will serve the same purpose. thank you
Very informative! I use Seachem flourish which is rich in Potassium, but not in N and P. Can I use only MKP and CaN as additional ferts? So I`ll be dosing with (Seachem Flourish + MKP + CaN). Is that okay and safe for fish? ? Thanks!
Yes, you can use MKP and CaN as additional fertilizers and there will be no problem at all. Thank you 😊
@@madebykm Sorry I forgot to ask, would this be enough or would I need root tabs too? My soil has lost its potency.
Then you can also use root tabs with liquid fertilizers. Cryptocoryne plants, sword plants, bulb plants, carpeting plants, and plants that produce runners all tend to feed from the substrate and will greatly benefit from root tabs.
@@madebykm Thanks! :)
Glad to help!
Can i add npk 20-20-20 with calcium nitrate and magnesium sulphate to make this fertilizer?
NPK 20-20-20 isn’t suitable for aquarium plants
@@madebykm Thx bro for the quick response.
No problem, if you follow the fertilizer preparation method demonstrated in the video, you can expect excellent results. I have developed this formula after extensive research, ensuring it delivers balanced nutrition for your plants. Thank you.
Is distilled or RO water a must? Tks
It is best to use distilled water as it is the purest form of water and does not contain any minerals. The second best option is to use RO water.
Hi, thanks again for this wonderful vedio. is your micro and macro fertilizer safe for snails too? In macro, you mean 1/4 teaspoon of mono potassium in 1 ltr? Can you please give spoon measurements for rest of ingredients in macro and micro? I don't have small weighing scale. Thanks
These fertilizers are absolutely safe for snails when used as directed. For spoon measurements, please see the description section of the videos.
Thanks a lot Kaushik! I am going to start with these fertilizers soon
Sure
Nice bro 👌 and happy new year 👍💐💐
Thanks & Happy New Year :-)
Thank you for the video. Btw can i get some plant cutting from you ?
Very useful
Glad you think so!
Can we use NPK fertilizer in aquarium which is used in gardening??
Not all NPK fertilizers are the same and also not safe to use in aquariums. I have given some good quality fertilizer links in the description of DIY Root Tabs video. I use these myself and these are safe. Moreover, these are not only NPK fertilizers, these will also provide essential micronutrients to the plants.
i have 6x2x2 size aquarium tat must be 180 gallons. is adding 90ml fertilizer safe in such size. my planting is moderate and i use 80wt led for 6-8 hrs per day. 2 bubble co2 per sec.
Yes, it’s safe, no problem.
Thanks Lotsa Thanks Lotsa Thanks
Welcome!
Hey, my tank is heavily planted, 50ltrs water, and have cherry shrimp around 70-80. Is macro and micro nutrients harmful to shrimps?
Anyways, very very helpful video. 👍👌
Thank you. These fertilizers are not harmful at all if used as directed.
What light are you using for those plants and plz let me know what plants do you have in it.
Thanku 👍
In this video I have shown four aquariums, which aquarium are you asking about?
My friend, what are your thoughts on using humic acid and sea weed extract for micro nutrients?
I would love to see a diy video on liquid co2 , the chemical used in there product is really cheap but this companies are charging too much for diluted product , please make a video about it
OK, I will try
Waiting...
great job 👍👍
Thank you 😊
Please make some video on how to keep red plants. And how to make diy iron fertilizer with BEETROOT
Will try…
Can you please tell an alternative packed product (readymade solution) for the same?
Check this out - amzn.to/3TI8FaO
Where one get these chemicals??
Can i make fertilizer with directly with pink N.P.K 19.19.19powder ....?
No, it is not suitable for use in aquariums.
Your boss ❤ 🎉
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Nomoskar dada... aapni ki ai diy liquid fertilizer ar diy co2 sell koren ? Tahole ami kinbo. Asole aapnar preparation ta khub bhalo legeche but I can't make it. Please 🙏
Na dada ami sell kori na, the purpose of making these videos is so that everyone can easily make these things at home and save their money. The commercial products that are available in the market will cost much more if used in the long run.
Amar shob video-r description e products er links deoa ache, shegulo use kore easily barite baniye neoa jabe, please check the description for more information.
Dowe get these farmer fertilizer shop? or chemical shop? MICRO, MACRO , IRON ( referring to all 3 videos of yours)
Check description for the links
I am a novice hobbyist.
Now I am trying to make a hair grass mat partly. May I use it on daily basis just before turning on the light, except Sundays?
Yes
@@madebykm Thank you so much.
From where can I get this chemicals?
Please check description
And also in online market only EDTA CHELATED IRON 12% available. Will it be okay to use it sir? Not DTPA
You can use it.
My Java ferns are having black spots and are dying. My tanks are 2 month planted. A lot of my first plants melted and died. I replanted some days ago. I put 35ml of your fertilizer in my 100Gal tanks. I learned that Java Ferns need Potassium. Should I add more of the Potassium Phosphate? What you think about my dosage for the newly planted tank. Fertilizing is all new to me, as is using CO2. I had lots of Aquariums years ago and rarely used fertilyzer at all. Now all is new and I moved from a cold country to a hot counntry. My tank temperature is mostly over the limit of 28 deg and up to 30 deg. Two tanks have in addition a Paludarium section, the emerged plants grow well even some of the Java Ferns. I would be glad of some advice since it is very hard to find the issue why my plants are dying and there are so many parameters to be right or could cause a problem. Thank you!
First check if the black spots don't grow new ferns after a few weeks, the black spots could indicate burns, so reduce the lighting level in the tank. Java ferns require very low level of light, so too much light can burn their leaves. All the nutrients are in a balanced ratio in this DIY fertilizer, so there is no need to add more or less of any ingredient. The usual dose of this fertilizer is 5ml/10 gallons daily. So, dose according to the size of your tank.
And let me know the dimensions of your tank, what light you are using and the lumens of that light. After knowing this I will tell you how much CO2 and fertilizer to add to that tank.
@@madebykm THX for your fast reply. I have done a UA-cam playlist with short videos to show you my setup and problems.
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My lights have 3346 Lumen. The top Paludarium tanks receive much less light because they are heigh up. 12 hours on. The lower tanks 10 hours on, the tank close to the trerrace front with more natural light. 11 hours the lower tank on the back.
I have morning sun on my terrace. Rollos are down by UV Sensor until 11AM. Option to add more light is very limited.
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Tank size 140*70*45cm
Thank you,please bataye iron powder, liquid carbon calsium sulphate ye kis type ke shop me milega
Ye sabhi online available hai, videos ke description me links hai, please check.
Hi bro .......i have seen so many Videos of DIY fertilizer that u have uplaoded.Can we use all in my aquarium tank or Is it enough if i make n use only one diy fertilizer from your feed.
For now use only macro and micro fertilizers for your aquarium plants.
Bro please suggest me something wat I'll do next cuz my comments have alrdy deleted.
Tell me what you want to know and what comment is deleted?
Actually i made all diy fertilizer wat u have upload macro micro n iron...Product i purchase all from the link u gave on discription.But as soon as I started using macro n micro fertilize on my tank my fishes are not healthy n some are swimming only upside so pliz suggest me wat i will do.
I have 3 feet tank with 120 liters of water n I'm using 20ml of macro n micro each on every morning before online lights n co2 n Sunday I'm changing water.Pliz suggest n help me
Bro. I have ordered everything through the link which mentioned in your description but for monopotassiumo i received something different. It says Imported Go-Green and brand is Farmcraft also it is is given same number - NPK 00:52:34 . So this the right one or different?
NPK 0-52-34 is Monopotassium Phosphate, it’s ok.
Can i use this fertilizer for houseplant using semi hydroponic method?
Yes you can
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Is this safe for fish? Like guppies and platys? Your new subscriber here. Thanks.
Yes, it is absolutely safe for fish and shrimp. And thank you for subscribing to my channel.
You mention it has copper which is not safe for shrimp. Please clarify
Most sources report that copper starts to become stressful to shrimp at about 0.03 mg/L (ppm). The amount of copper in my DIY Liquid Micronutrients Fertilizer is so small that you would have to massively overdose before you would begin to approach an amount of copper that is toxic to even the most sensitive animals. There is usually much more copper added by a water change using tap water than there is by dosing this fertilizer. Also, Copper is very rapidly utilized by plants, so there is no risk of attaining this level of overdose accidentally if dosing according to my instructions.
@@madebykm thank you, my question is well answered
If it's a new planted aquarium setup when I can start this dosing process is it from day 1 or when dada
You can start dosing from the first day of setup.
@@madebykm thanks a lot bro
@@madebykm awaiting for your next useful tips video from you 👍
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Sir npk ka alag alag bottle k upar video banayiye lean dosing k upar
Ok
Thanks! Recently I have set up 30 gallon (36in L x 18in H x 12 in W) with Tropica soil, DIY CO2, Sobo Slim Bright light 32W, 3300 lumins, and Tropica Specialized nutrition. It's more than a month. I see twisted leaves from the beginning in couples of plants. Do you have any idea? Is my light enough? Thanks in advance.
I used couple of red plants, they are not looking good at all.
If you notice that the new leaves are growing in a twisted, gnarled fashion, it is usually related to the problem of calcium or water hardness. In fact, calcium, magnesium and manganese deficiencies often coincide with low water hardness. Also, I think your lighting is not enough for this tank, 4000-4500 lumens brightness is required.
The red plants need bright light, good fertilization and low nitrate levels to be truly red and healthy.
@@madebykm Thanks, bro! I am using can (RO) water. Recently I replaced with bore water for hardness. I will increase my lighting and see. Thanks, again!
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The best fertilizer Java fern and java moss ?
Java fern ar java moss er khetreo ei fertilizer gulo use korte paren.
Monopotassium phosphate is
1.42g? I'm from myanmar. I'm not good at english listening. Ur english is very well. But i cannot know monopotassium phosphate is how much is it?
1.42 grams or 1/4 teaspoon
Can we mix multivitamin tablets powder to improve nutrient for fish as well?
No, fish can get vitamins from fish foods.
Please make a video for "All in all" fertilizer.
Hey can you please tell me weather I can use ro water instead of distilled water or not in making both micro and macro fertilizers... Plsz help
Yes, you can use RO water also.
Thank you so much bro and happy new year bro
Happy New Year 😊
I accidentally bought non water soluble pottasium sulphate, is it ok?
Bro, from where i purchase the mentioned chemicals..... ? Is this available in agriculture shop?
Hi, I have given the links of the products in the description of the video, please check. You can buy the products online using those links.
Hi ... I mixed same as u r video.... After mixing some white thing settling at bottom... I think one of salt is not mixing with others
No problem. That’s calcium. Just shake well before use.
Ok thks...
Which kind of shop, that we can buy it
You can buy the products / materials online with the links I have given in the description.
Can I use potash fertilizer instead of potassium sulphate? Kindly answer. I have potash for garden use rest of chemicals i will arrange. Potash is likely potassium oxide
Yes you can
Brother, is there any shop in kolkata where we can buy these items... ?
You may get these at the plant nurseries. Actually I bought these online from Amazon.
how long have you been using this?? aren't there any side effects?
I have been using it in all my planted aquariums for many years and I have not seen any adverse effects. It is absolutely safe for fish and shrimp.
Hi, I have magnesium sulfate and Potassium chloride that I used for my electrolytes. Can I use potassium chloride as alternative to potassium sulfate?
Yes you can
Monopotassium phosphate is not available can I make using other 3 compounds?
kindly inform us about fish vitamins and any DIY to make it.
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We dont have machine to measure the nutrients whats an alternative for that
Check description
@@madebykm oh I missed that 😅
Thanks sir
Got some led strips and me and my friend making diy led lighting
Waiting for your next video ❤
Is distilled water mandatory?? If yes...is this the one we will fill in batteries?
Yes, that's exactly the one we use in batteries. You can also use R.O. water as an alternative.
@@madebykm Thanks bro
@@madebykm can we use boiled water for this purpose?
Tap water (boiled or not boiled) contains a lot of other minerals that we don't want in this fertilizer solution. So, I recommend using distilled water or R.O. water.
@@madebykm ok bro...thanks a lot
Hi I have only 3 without monopotassium so it will work? ?
It will work, but since the phosphate is being removed from here, the symptoms of phosphorus deficiency may appear in the plants later.
Can I add potassium nitrate ?"
If you add potassium nitrate instead of calcium nitrate, the calcium will be missing from the fertilizer.
Is it necessary to add micro fertilizer along with this macro fertilizer? What will happen if I only use macro fertilizer? And what could be the dosage required if I dose my aquarium tank monthly?
For proper and healthy growth of aquarium plants, micronutrients need to be provided along with macronutrients. Micro-nutrients are used in very small amounts by plants but these are also important for plant coloration and growth. These fertilizers are designed for daily use. No liquid aquarium fertilizer can be used on a monthly basis.
@@madebykm okay thank you so much!