Amazon Sword Not Growing at Dylan White blog

Amazon Sword Not Growing. This tank is the lowest of the low tech tanks. Biggest issue is this is rounded gravel. Amazon swords are slow growers, and they sometimes go through a phase of recovery first for a few months. I have some amazon in my 56ga discus tank. That might be your problem. No, an amazon sword plant requires moderate to high lighting intensity for healthy growth. Substrate.well, not too many people have long. The only thing i supply them with is. About 3 months ago i got some small (six inch) amazon swords from petco. I think root tabs would help. Swords do not enjoy this stuff (heavy root feeders that love to snake through soil). I have a green ocelot sword. I use root tabs on the plants in the sand and i use liquid fertilizer every other week and excel every week. Swords are quite heavy feeders and yours may benefit from additional root tabs. Thick layers of sand tend to choke out roots.

Substrate.well, not too many people have long. About 3 months ago i got some small (six inch) amazon swords from petco. No, an amazon sword plant requires moderate to high lighting intensity for healthy growth. I use root tabs on the plants in the sand and i use liquid fertilizer every other week and excel every week. The only thing i supply them with is. This tank is the lowest of the low tech tanks. May look like this forever in. Amazon swords are slow growers, and they sometimes go through a phase of recovery first for a few months. Swords do not enjoy this stuff (heavy root feeders that love to snake through soil). I have some amazon in my 56ga discus tank.

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Amazon Sword Not Growing Swords are quite heavy feeders and yours may benefit from additional root tabs. I think root tabs would help. Amazon swords are slow growers, and they sometimes go through a phase of recovery first for a few months. Thick layers of sand tend to choke out roots. This tank is the lowest of the low tech tanks. That might be your problem. I have some amazon in my 56ga discus tank. The only thing i supply them with is. About 3 months ago i got some small (six inch) amazon swords from petco. Swords do not enjoy this stuff (heavy root feeders that love to snake through soil). Biggest issue is this is rounded gravel. I use root tabs on the plants in the sand and i use liquid fertilizer every other week and excel every week. I have a green ocelot sword. No, an amazon sword plant requires moderate to high lighting intensity for healthy growth. Swords are quite heavy feeders and yours may benefit from additional root tabs. Substrate.well, not too many people have long.