FZONE Aquarium Root Fertiliser Spikes, NPK High-Concentration Easy Green for Freshwater for Plant and Root Growth (25 Spikes Per Box)

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Product Description Generally, as aquatic plants mature, the nutrient content in the substrate diminishes and needs replenishment.By adding FZONE high-efficiency fertilizer sticks to the substrate, you can boost new growth and enrich the coloration of the leaves, bringing renewed vitality to your aquarium landscape. Why Choose Fzone Root Fertilizer Spikes Nutrients in liquid fertilizers are often rapidly diluted in water, necessitating frequent reapplication, that can easily lead to eutrophication and rapid algae growth, especially when overused. This can be costly over time. Compared with liquid fertilizer, root fertilizers excel in delivering targeted nutrients directly to roots for efficient uptake, ensuring balanced nutrition for healthy plant growth. Their slow-release property provides steady nutrients, creating a stable environment. Step One Use tweezers to hold the root fertilizer, positioning it near the aquatic plants. Step Two Insert the fertilizer all the way into the substrate, aiming for a depth of 5-6 cm. Last step After inserting, gently refill the area with aquarium soil to cover the fertilizer. Dosage One box fits a 60x40x40 cm tank. Insert one spike into the substrate near the plant roots for every 10*10 cm² ELEMENT COMPOSITION How long can this root fertilizer last? Generally, these spikes last for 2-3 months. However, the replacement frequency can vary depending on the plant type and aquarium conditions How long can this root fertilizer last? Generally, these spikes last for 2-3 months. However, the replacement frequency can vary depending on the plant type and aquarium conditions If the substrate is shallow, less than 1.6 inches, how should I use it? There are two methods: You can place it horizontally instead of vertically. Or you can trim it shorter and use it. If the substrate is shallow, less than 1.6 inches, how should I use it? There are two methods: You can place it horizontally instead of vertically. Or you can trim it shorter and use it. When should I start using this root fertilizer? Generally, after aquatic plants have grown for a while, the nutrients in the soil begin to deplete and need replenishing. Alternatively, start using the fertilizer if you notice your plants becoming slightly yellow or wilted. When should I start using this root fertilizer? Generally, after aquatic plants have grown for a while, the nutrients in the soil begin to deplete and need replenishing. Alternatively, start using the fertilizer if you notice your plants becoming slightly yellow or wilted. Review: Good - Came quickly. Only used it for a week. Aquarium plants seem happy and are growing well. Review: No rapid growth, time will tell. - These are easy to use, but having put them in the tank (and I used them all) I haven't seen a vast increase in plant growth. They were placed at roughly 10cm spacing with a couple extra here and there for big plants. Time will tell, but 4 weeks on I would have thought the plants would be climbing out of the tank!