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Hi,
I just read an interesting thread in a German forum http://www.flowgrow.de/algen/blaualgen-cyano-bakterien-die-kalium-methode-t8205.html. According to the article, lots of water changes, keeping potassium at 30 mg/L and nitrate at 15-20 mg/L seem to be effective in controlling/killing the BGA in a few days without any blackout. Is there any correlation between BGA outbreak and potassium deficiency?
I don't have a chance to try it now, but would like to hear the experiences or comments from other people.
Regards,
Erich
I just read an interesting thread in a German forum http://www.flowgrow.de/algen/blaualgen-cyano-bakterien-die-kalium-methode-t8205.html. According to the article, lots of water changes, keeping potassium at 30 mg/L and nitrate at 15-20 mg/L seem to be effective in controlling/killing the BGA in a few days without any blackout. Is there any correlation between BGA outbreak and potassium deficiency?
I don't have a chance to try it now, but would like to hear the experiences or comments from other people.
Regards,
Erich