Plant foods, they frozen while in shipment

grannylvsfish

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Dec 6, 2006
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I recieved my order today from doctor foster and the flourish excel, ( huge bottle of it) and the plant pack enhancers and the plant pack fundamentals kit all were half frozen. will this effect it in any way?

question 2........ I have java moss, and java fern in my tanks, will flourish excel harm these plants?

question 3....... what plants do I not fertilize as they do not like it?
thanks
 
yupp plus on the bottle it says keep refrigerated after opening.. well lets just say its extra refrigeration.. no harm, plus didnt you say they are sending you another bottle free of charge :silly:

7 bottles free of charge :headbang2: they said they did not want to take chances, so I have a 2 liter bottle of flourish excel , and the plant pack enhancers and the plant pack fundamentals kit I love doctor fosters they rock!
 
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and a two liter bottle of excel flourish , what is that like a gallon , it looks like it LOL!
 
might want to check out dry ferts.
http://www.bestaquariumregulator.com/ferts.html

Why would you want to use bulk nutrients. Well here are some numbers.

If you are dosing 60gallons of water with Flourish Potassium you would need 100 ml to get to 20 ppm.

If you are dosing 60 gallons of water with Flourish Phosphorus you would need to dose 48 ml to get to 1 ppm.

If you are dosing 60 gallons of water with Flourish Nitrogen you would need to dose 30 ml to get to 10 ppm.

Flourish Potassium is $6 mail order for 500 ml. So if you dose once a week that bottle will last you 5 weeks. Cost would $1.25 a week to dose potassium.

Flourish Phosphorus is $7.50 mail order for 500 ml. So if you dose once a week that bottle would last you 10 weeks. Cost would be 75¢ a week to dose Phosphorus.

Seachem Nitrogen is $7.50 mail order for 500 ml. So if you dose once a week that bottle will last you 16 weeks. Cost would be 47¢ a week to dose nitrates.

Total cost for one dose a week with Seachem $~2.75. Note there is no shipping factored in here and there are some rounding errors.

To dose the same tank with bulk nutrients.

Nitrates 2¢ a dose.
Phosphates .2¢ a dose. Note that is 5 doses for a penny.
Potassium 4¢ a dose.

Total cost for one dose a week with dry nutrients 6.2¢

Seachem products cost 44X as much per week.

http://www.rexgrigg.com/ferts.htm

while when you buy in bulk it would be less but you get the idea.
 
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