Plant Deficiency Chart

Nutrients, fertilization, substrates etc
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tug
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Re: Plant Deficiency Chart

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Algae might be as good an indicator as any of what's going on with the tank. Nutrient excess was blamed for algae blooms. Maybe now algae, like GSA, will be recognized as indicating deficiencies like CO2.

For now this is very good, I thought.
http://infographics.myaquacalc.com/wp-c ... beled2.jpg
Greater Washington Aquatic Plant Association
Mixed with the sound of water's murmuring
a sensitive plant in a garden grows.
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Termato
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Re: Plant Deficiency Chart

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Did anyone save this chart? It's not up anymore and I'd love to see this information. Thanks :)
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Re: Plant Deficiency Chart

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Victor, Internet Archive to the rescue!

https://web.archive.org/web/20120328112 ... deficiency
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Termato
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Re: Plant Deficiency Chart

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Wow, I had never used that website for something as useful as that. Nice find! :) Thank you, Kris!
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