Green Hygro not doing well

I want to grow some anubias, java ferns, crypts, african ferns, and maybe some vals is 1.3 wpg okay or will i need to go with the 2 wpg?
 
Oh yeah and will I need to use ferts? I am currently using flourish...to see if it would help the plants but it has not done much....If i do go with the 2wpg will it help the plants i want to grow become nicer bigger or should I just stick with the 1.3 wpg I already have?
 
Oh yeah and will I need to use ferts? I am currently using flourish...to see if it would help the plants but it has not done much....If i do go with the 2wpg will it help the plants i want to grow become nicer bigger or should I just stick with the 1.3 wpg I already have?

At that low light you cant really expect to see the plants blow up with lush growth in just a few days.. even a few weeks wont be enough. At 1.3wpg i would dose flourish one time a week and very discretely.
If you up to 2wpg your anubias, moss, ferns, crypts will still be similar to how they were before because they are low light plants. Though they might look healthier under the higher lighting.

Good healthy plant growth in a medium light tank consists of a balance between co2 ferts and lights. Balance each properly and you will get good results.
 
oh okay but a 1.3 wpg or even 2.0 wpg will I need other ferts besides the flourish?
you can get away with just dosing regular flourish.
once a week with 1.3wpg
twice a week with 2wpg (one time day after water change, 2nd time day before water change)

Then see how your plants do, if you notice a deficiency then consider trying NPK/iron
 
Fertilizing plants (food) is the same as feeding your fish.
Plants are not just a decoration in the tank, they are the same care as keeping fish but different. The more plants you got the better and buy your ferts from Drsfostersmith.
Each fert cost about $5 at the local pet store they are $12 to 15$+ tax per bottle. Buy them all at once if you can afford it or just get N P K

They all should last you about 3 months or more
 
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