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My sword plant is in trouble. The leaves are melting/rotting, and the
crown of the plant looks questionable. I have recently started doing more frequent water changes, I have read that changes in water quality can cause this. However, I just realized that I misread the label on my water treater, and I have been dosing at 10x the required amount. Therefore, I could also be poisoning my plant. The fish and other plants seem to be ok though. Should I: 1) Change lots of water 2) Keep changing water at my current rate (10% 2x weekly) 3) Add charcoal to purify 4) Other The problem with option 3 is that my filter broke a while ago. Since I have lots of plants, I have just been running with a powerhead. I could rig something up, but it would be non-trivial. Thanks. |
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