I've been looking thru the ingredients list on both Flourish and Plantex... If I dose Plantex+B, would I need to continue dosing Flourish?
Plantex=Flourish?
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Just curious, what do you have against Seachem? What is so bad about them that Plantex is better?
Nothing bad, Seachem's products work, it's just that they are very expensive compared to doing it "on the cheap."
For instance; Seachem Traces, Seachem Iron and Seachem Flourish (a daily cost of $0.40 for me) can all seemingly be replaced by Plantex CSM+B (at a cost of $0.008 per day).
Fleet Enema
Nu-Salt
Stump Remover
Epsom Salts
PlantexCSM+B
All relatively cheap, and from what I gather, that's the whole deal, right there.
Woohoo!
For instance; Seachem Traces, Seachem Iron and Seachem Flourish (a daily cost of $0.40 for me) can all seemingly be replaced by Plantex CSM+B (at a cost of $0.008 per day).
Fleet Enema
Nu-Salt
Stump Remover
Epsom Salts
PlantexCSM+B
All relatively cheap, and from what I gather, that's the whole deal, right there.
Woohoo!
Unless you have the need for extra Fe, just plain old Flourish is all that is needed. It supplies Fe and most of the needed traces.
I've often heard Flourish Trace described as 'bathwater'. I wouldn't go as far as to say that, but it really is a watered down version of Flourish, and totally unnecessary if dosing Flourish.
Len
I've often heard Flourish Trace described as 'bathwater'. I wouldn't go as far as to say that, but it really is a watered down version of Flourish, and totally unnecessary if dosing Flourish.
Len
Ahhh, I see, that makes sense. It just sounded like you had something against them personally, and that's rare with Seachem.