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Old 03-19-2011, 01:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Has anyone in the forum used 6-0-6 Plant Food Spikes for Palms in their planted aquarium?
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Old 03-19-2011, 05:33 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Not for palms but have used the ones for ferns.
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Are you talking about the type sold for pot plants, not aquariums? I've wondered about them.
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Yes the jobe fertilizer sticks. I usually break them into 3rds and put each piece under a plant.
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Default Re: Plant Food Spikes in the aquarium

I hear JOBE's are the ONLY ones you can use in an aquarium though, my buddy uses them in all his planted tanks.
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Has anyone in the forum used 6-0-6 Plant Food Spikes for Palms in their planted aquarium?
I presume someone somewhere has.

But not me.

My tanks have ran for up to 8 years with no added fertz.

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Default Re: Plant Food Spikes in the aquarium

I've read of some folks taking some Osmocote beads & putting them into an ice cube tray. Once frozen, they push the ice cube into the gravel or substrate & of course once thawed out, the beads are left in place for roots to feed on for several months (I think those are good for 4 months). I haven't fertilized my plants yet but seems to be doing fine (I haven't done any cleaning other than the glass & proper filter maintenance).
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