Qualtrop Micro Plant 125 ml -Mikroelements and trace elements

Micro Plant Concentrated preparation containing balanced microelements and trace elements necessary for the proper development of water plants. Micro Plant It is intended for use in typical vegetable aquariums. Includes stable chelates microelements and trace elements such as: Me (Manganese), Characters left (Zinc), Breakfast (Bor), Mo (Molybdenum), Late (Copper), What (Cobalt), Than (Nickel), V (Vanadium), Rb (Rubidium). Micro Plant It also contains other ingredients that support the correct development of water plants.

Dosage

Output dosage 1 ml Micro Plant At 25-30 l of water once a week or 4 ml per 100 l of water. It is preferable to use in divided daily doses.

Sample dosing diagram:

Tank with lots of plants, lights and what₂ - 1-2 ml per 100 l, 3-4 times a week

A tank with a moderate amount of plants, lights and what₂ - 1-2 ml per 100 l, 2 times a week

Tank with a small amount of plants, lights and what₂ - 1-2 ml per 100 l, once a week

Optimal doses Micro Plant one should choose individually to each aquarium taking into account the number, species, growth rate of plants, lighting, substrate type, water hardness, concentration₂, pH, water hardness and concentrations of other nutrient ingredients such as nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium. In case of overdose, part of the water in the aquarium should be replaced immediately.

Available packaging: 125 ml and 500 ml

Note. Do not use plants and animals intended for consumption and food processing. Preparation for aquariums with fish and decorative plants. Store tightly closed at room temperature. Protect from children. If you need to get your doctor, please show the container or label. Thoroughly wash your hands after use. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the dispenser / dispenser. Use them only to one preparation. Do not rinse the dispenser or immerse in water containing bacterial flora. Do not use dispensers simultaneously to dosing bacterial preparations, then the entire solution in the bottle may be infected. Dispensers after use, best rinse with RO water exactly.

What is the difference between Micro Plant A Trace Plant?

The difference is primarily in the composition, contents of individual microelements and their available forms.

Micro Plant It is intended for use in typical vegetable aquariums with a lot of light, CO2. Contains in the form of stable chelates microelements and trace elements such as: MN (manganese), Zn (Zinc), B (Bor), MO (Molybdenum), CU (copper), CO (Kobalt), Ni (Nickel), v (Wadan), RB (Rubid). A balanced composition of finally demanding plants.

Trace Plant It is intended for use in general and vegetable aquariums with a moderate amount of light and co₂.

Includes in the form of stable chelates such microelements and trace elements as: MN (manganese), Zn (Zinc), B (Bor), MO (Molybdenum), CU (copper), CO (Kobalt), Li (lit), Al (aluminum), Ni (Nickel), SE (Selenium), SN (tin), V (Wadanium), Ti (titanium).

So if the tank is such a typical, accelerated vegetable tank with a lot of light, co₂ We definitely recommend it Micro Plant. On the other hand, to "simpler" plant tanks and general tanks better use Trace Plant.

After this, both preparations differ in the starting dosing and available capacities. Micro Plant It has a 1 ml per 25 L and available capacity of 125 ml, 500 ml Trace Plant 1 ml per 100 L and available 125 ml capacity. Output dose 1 ml / 25 l Micro Plant It is easier to provide to smaller tanks, e.g. 30 L and via automatic dispensers.