CO2 boosts what your plant breaths. So it's like you running 100m on 3 x O you just run quicker. CO2 also effects water parameters.... With time/patience, and lighting and substrate. It grows, just not so fast. It gets energy through the light YOU provide, the substrate, the selection of flora/fauna/hard scape and d/w. YMV but concentrating on the simpler things I find usually to solve more complex things. Horsepower sells engines, torque wins races. Lures catch fishermen not fish. It depends really on the route you want to take. Get a carpet in few weeks for a new scape for a show sure. It's YOUR tank do what you want. Once you get the rest right invest in some pruning stuff you'll be taking out a bunch a week. 😂
There're liquid supplements you can use, like Seachem Excel for example. You could also look into DIY systems. If you don't want to add CO2 at all, there're a lot of plants that will do well without it. Most epiphytes are a good choice and even some red plants, like Ludwigia Super Red.
@@underwatergardens709 I never knew there were liquid supplements. I usually use a good soil and root tabs but I can't ever get the lushness I want without c02, thanks 😄
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Solid wisdom -TY!
What if I can't afford c02?
Then u gotta have a really good nutrient based substrate layer and some root tabs under that layer
Tou can. search yeast sugar co2 method
CO2 boosts what your plant breaths. So it's like you running 100m on 3 x O you just run quicker. CO2 also effects water parameters....
With time/patience, and lighting and substrate. It grows, just not so fast. It gets energy through the light YOU provide, the substrate, the selection of flora/fauna/hard scape and d/w. YMV but concentrating on the simpler things I find usually to solve more complex things. Horsepower sells engines, torque wins races. Lures catch fishermen not fish.
It depends really on the route you want to take. Get a carpet in few weeks for a new scape for a show sure. It's YOUR tank do what you want. Once you get the rest right invest in some pruning stuff you'll be taking out a bunch a week. 😂
There're liquid supplements you can use, like Seachem Excel for example. You could also look into DIY systems. If you don't want to add CO2 at all, there're a lot of plants that will do well without it. Most epiphytes are a good choice and even some red plants, like Ludwigia Super Red.
@@underwatergardens709 I never knew there were liquid supplements. I usually use a good soil and root tabs but I can't ever get the lushness I want without c02, thanks 😄
I didn’t come here to read
I only read the articles do you look at the pictures?
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