Better light?

it can be on substrate, and in the water, and in certain circumstances with certain plants and cyanobacteria kind of toxic too.


and lets say you should buy a damn timer!!!!!
 
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if plants get less than 8 hours of light, they tend to take on a winter form, so leave shapes are different, and more confined, I personally aim for 12-14, and samp lights up/down and dim appropriately to avoid algae,.

The better and more plants are growing, the less nutrients there will be for any algae.
 
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if plants get less than 8 hours of light, they tend to take on a winter form, so leave shapes are different, and more confined, I personally aim for 12-14, and samp lights up/down and dim appropriately to avoid algae,.

The better and more plants are growing, the less nutrients there will be for any algae.
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it can be on substrate, and in the water, and in certain circumstances with certain plants and cyanobacteria kind of toxic too.


and lets say you should buy a damn timer!!!!!
I will get the timer 0.0
 
some? I would expect so, but also I would expect that lots would need more light and CO2.

I think some crypts and rotalas as examples would be pink/red, probably a few bucephelandra would have good color too
 
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Should be able to, just look up needs, especially for rotala, just to make sure it's a species that doesn't require something special.
 
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you are supposed to know better than to mention organic soil to me.. ?


next you8 will eb growing a sweet potato too.
 
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