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Andrzej Konarski
August 21st 05, 09:16 PM
Hej. I live in Poland and i cannot buy miXture of chelated components like
in the Krib page !
I make pmdd similary to this but a must adding all components separately.
I adding.
500ml water
chelat zn 12% - 0,35g
chelat fe8% - 9,23g
chelat mn 12% - 1,57g
chelat cu 12% - 0,09g
molibdenit (the source of mn) - 0,09ml
h3bo3 - 1g
kno3 - one spoon
mgso4 - one spoon
k2so4 - two spoons
My parametrs
no3 - 0
ph - 7
kh - 10
gh - 16
co2 - 40
fe - 0,3
In my aquarium grow vary well plants and long green alge.I have hard water
and to reach 0,3 ppm of fe i must dosage 15 ml of my own fertilizer like up.
and no3 is to low .I added no3 to reach 10 ppm and long green alge still
alive and grow.
What i make wrong ????
That the sequence of adding components is important.???????????
my tanks here
http://www.republika.pl/andkoni/akwarium2.JPG
http://www.republika.pl/andkoni/akwarium4.JPG
and one more problem
the leafs of ammania and rotala macranda are loXic.
oh and all plants grow up wery well but limnophilia aquatika and cabomba
aquatika non stop become yellow in down to up.
I have read that is to low K but i add wery much K2so4 DO you think so ?
Help
Andrzej Konarski
August 21st 05, 09:22 PM
> molibdenit (the source of mn) - 0,09ml
SORRY This the source of MO
Elaine T
August 22nd 05, 08:03 AM
Andrzej Konarski wrote:
> Hej. I live in Poland and i cannot buy miXture of chelated components like
> in the Krib page !
> I make pmdd similary to this but a must adding all components separately.
> I adding.
> 500ml water
> chelat zn 12% - 0,35g
> chelat fe8% - 9,23g
> chelat mn 12% - 1,57g
> chelat cu 12% - 0,09g
> molibdenit (the source of mn) - 0,09ml
> h3bo3 - 1g
> kno3 - one spoon
> mgso4 - one spoon
> k2so4 - two spoons
>
> My parametrs
> no3 - 0
> ph - 7
> kh - 10
> gh - 16
> co2 - 40
> fe - 0,3
>
> In my aquarium grow vary well plants and long green alge.I have hard water
> and to reach 0,3 ppm of fe i must dosage 15 ml of my own fertilizer like up.
> and no3 is to low .I added no3 to reach 10 ppm and long green alge still
> alive and grow.
> What i make wrong ????
>
> That the sequence of adding components is important.???????????
> my tanks here
> http://www.republika.pl/andkoni/akwarium2.JPG
> http://www.republika.pl/andkoni/akwarium4.JPG
> and one more problem
> the leafs of ammania and rotala macranda are loXic.
> oh and all plants grow up wery well but limnophilia aquatika and cabomba
> aquatika non stop become yellow in down to up.
> I have read that is to low K but i add wery much K2so4 DO you think so ?
> Help
>
>
Try reading the Estimative Index article at www.barrreport.com. You
have to register for free. You should be able to dose your mixture
according to Tom's directions and recommended ranges. I don't believe
that the sequence is important, but the ratios are.
Also, your CO2 looks high. I thought 30 ppm was considered safe for fish.
--
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Andrzej Konarski
August 22nd 05, 10:52 AM
Uzytkownik "Elaine T" > napisal w wiadomosci
.. .
> Andrzej Konarski wrote:
>> Hej. I live in Poland and i cannot buy miXture of chelated components
>> like in the Krib page !
>> I make pmdd similary to this but a must adding all components separately.
>> I adding.
>> 500ml water
>> chelat zn 12% - 0,35g
>> chelat fe8% - 9,23g
>> chelat mn 12% - 1,57g
>> chelat cu 12% - 0,09g
>> molibdenit (the source of mn) - 0,09ml
>> h3bo3 - 1g
>> kno3 - one spoon
>> mgso4 - one spoon
>> k2so4 - two spoons
>>
>> My parametrs
>> no3 - 0
>> ph - 7
>> kh - 10
>> gh - 16
>> co2 - 40
>> fe - 0,3
>>
>> In my aquarium grow vary well plants and long green alge.I have hard
>> water and to reach 0,3 ppm of fe i must dosage 15 ml of my own fertilizer
>> like up.
>> and no3 is to low .I added no3 to reach 10 ppm and long green alge still
>> alive and grow.
>> What i make wrong ????
>>
>> That the sequence of adding components is important.???????????
>> my tanks here
>> http://www.republika.pl/andkoni/akwarium2.JPG
>> http://www.republika.pl/andkoni/akwarium4.JPG
>> and one more problem
>> the leafs of ammania and rotala macranda are loXic.
>> oh and all plants grow up wery well but limnophilia aquatika and cabomba
>> aquatika non stop become yellow in down to up.
>> I have read that is to low K but i add wery much K2so4 DO you think so ?
>> Help
> Try reading the Estimative Index article at www.barrreport.com. You have
> to register for free. You should be able to dose your mixture according
> to Tom's directions and recommended ranges. I don't believe that the
> sequence is important, but the ratios are.
>
> Also, your CO2 looks high. I thought 30 ppm was considered safe for fish.
Thx i check this page
Andrzej Konarski
August 23rd 05, 10:28 PM
> Try reading the Estimative Index article at www.barrreport.com. You have
> to register for free. You should be able to dose your mixture according
> to Tom's directions and recommended ranges. I don't believe that the
> sequence is important, but the ratios are.
Yes its good. I dose 1ppm of fe in week and i give 1/7 of ppm each day.He
write similar things.
But i cannot understand the mining of the word " uptake "
Elaine T
August 24th 05, 01:43 AM
Andrzej Konarski wrote:
>>Try reading the Estimative Index article at www.barrreport.com. You have
>>to register for free. You should be able to dose your mixture according
>>to Tom's directions and recommended ranges. I don't believe that the
>>sequence is important, but the ratios are.
>
>
> Yes its good. I dose 1ppm of fe in week and i give 1/7 of ppm each day.He
> write similar things.
> But i cannot understand the mining of the word " uptake "
>
Uptake = absorption. Tom uses the word "uptake" to mean the amount of
fertilizer the plants use. If the plants use a lot of fertilizer (high
uptake) then you dose more.
--
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rec.aquaria.* FAQ http://faq.thekrib.com
Andrzej Konarski
August 24th 05, 08:48 AM
> Uptake = absorption. Tom uses the word "uptake" to mean the amount of
> fertilizer the plants use. If the plants use a lot of fertilizer (high
> uptake) then you dose more.
Ok thx NOW i understand :)))
BYE
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