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Re: Flourish
Hi Matt
I agree -- its a pain in the butt. I use Flourish, Flourish Iron,
Pottassium, Excel, and Trace (Interestly, I recently figured out just how
much of Trace is not water... Its something like .003%, if I recall
correctly. Therefore, my tap water is more not water than trace! You'd
think it would be in a higher concentration. :)
You can indeed mix a couple of these together without problems. When my
last bottle of Pottassium got low (and after putting the stupid $()#@##@$#!$
dropper in upside down), I dumped it into the Iron bottle. Didn't seem to
have any negative effect. I'm not sure if mixing all of them is a good
idea, but at least the Fe, K, and Trace shouldn't interreact and cause any
problems.
Now.. what do you do when you stupidly put the little dropper in upside
down? :)
Joshua.
----- Original Message ----- >
> Date: Fri, 15 Mar 2002 13:36:09 -0600
> From: "Matt Wassenhove" <Wass29 at qconline_com>
> Subject: Flourish ??????
>
> If you read anything on the Seachem website it says "recommended for use
> with the entire FlourishT line " well if you are using more then one
bottle
> of chemical that can become a pain the butt. I am tired of opening 3
bottles
> of chemical for the plants I want to know if it would be possible to mix
all
> of the flourish products that you want(in the right dosage for your tank)
> into like a big milk jug and then add whatever amount is needed to achieve
a
> nirvana in the tank between plants, fish, and the water.
> So my question rambling aside---Can you mix all of the chemicals in the
> right quanity so you only have to add one thing instead of three or more?
>
> Thanks
>
> Matt W.
>
> Ever think about how happy the plants make you when they grow.
>