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Ahhh... I know Nikolay. Haven't seen him in many years.
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Tank 1
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To be pure eriocaulon tank
New amazonia pro
Blank canvas
To be pure eriocaulon tank
New amazonia pro
Excited to see how the Amazonia Pro does for you!
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If its like the original I predict fast, thick, robust growth (amazon forest growth). Also melting but growing past the melt (growth faster than melt)
Im not thrilled about water changes but excited on the structures ill see in the erios
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Tank 2
So my uaupes tank had gotten severely deficient. This shows I dont start dosing until I see signs that I need to. The cure is not overnight but a gradual rebound. No freaking out just patience from the plants and patience by me. So judging the plants decides my course of action. As known I do not dose my tanks but this one i had to. I put about (I really dont know) estimated 3ppm kno3 (along with phosphate potassium magnesium) for 4 or 5 days straight.
This is October 15th when o started dosing.
And this is October 22
Green comes from the center on out
It is not an overnight thing
So my uaupes tank had gotten severely deficient. This shows I dont start dosing until I see signs that I need to. The cure is not overnight but a gradual rebound. No freaking out just patience from the plants and patience by me. So judging the plants decides my course of action. As known I do not dose my tanks but this one i had to. I put about (I really dont know) estimated 3ppm kno3 (along with phosphate potassium magnesium) for 4 or 5 days straight.
This is October 15th when o started dosing.
And this is October 22
Green comes from the center on out
It is not an overnight thing
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My system of moving plants in and out is terrible. Id rate it as a 6/10. Selling is the motivation. But when the sales aren't coming and the tank gets overcrowded I always, always get overwhelmed. I can boost sales by making the price cheaper but I dont want to do that. Pretty soon the plants will go to being worthless. Throwing away is a option, I dont like doing that either. Topping and discarding the bottoms is the best way. Running out of space sucks, overgrown plants taking over the tank also sucks. I know friends that are great at flow (moving plants in and out) something I need to improve on. Otherwise i need to improve my topping/bottoming skills (that does come easier with sales) and trash the bottoms.
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Tank 7
Fbe066 was given common name by supplier'ratnagiri mini'
See how the rock affects its growth
Fbe066 was given common name by supplier'ratnagiri mini'
See how the rock affects its growth
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A super underrated erio imo. Going just @$15 per erio. This erio stays small and has the potential for really thick leaves. I will aim to strive for this potential, right now i think its "all in the soil". It does flower very easily but I just pull the stalks periodically. It splits very easily.
Eriocaulon xeranthemum (Indian erio)
Eriocaulon xeranthemum (Indian erio)
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Eriocaulon ratnagiri gold vs eriocaulon "original" ratnagiri
There's a difference right now but it could just be the life stage. Full grown as well time will tell.
There's a difference right now but it could just be the life stage. Full grown as well time will tell.
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