I've been using seachem flourish in my 3 months old planted tank, and it seems to be making the plants grow nicely. I'm trying to plant the tank with low C02 requirment plants. So far I have Wisteria, Hogwart, and some plant bulbs I got from walmart growing quite well. Any comments from people who have used or are using this product would be cool.

haha its actualy not good for your tank. it melted my plants. after like. 2 months? i will never use it again. DIY co2 is better

Hi nicholas, I used flourish for a short while and my plants started deteriorating pretty badly so I am now using my trusted favourite again; which is aquasonic basic-gro and daily-gro.

I'm using seachem flourish now..and I guess if I were meeting the parameters better in other departments ie: better regulated CO2 , more light, and more water changes (for trace elements), I might have better results than I'm getting. But honestly with what I have now I had better results with something called API Leaf Zone. I still get nice deep reds in red ludwigia which is I guess a sign of proper iron intake that I wouldn't see without fert dosages, but I don't get the growth I had with leaf zone.

I think the seachem line of planted tank products are better tailored for those who treat it as a spot-on science and have those tanks you see at well.. planted tank aquarium conventions?