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Discussion in 'General Plant Topics' started by yashua, Apr 7, 2007.

  1. yashua

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    i just rescaped my 60g after adding new sub(seachem flourit)and a new coralife 260.i planted some pearlweed out of the pots but there is some wool left on them,will some wool hurt?i broke them in halves and they are about an inch apart,theyve been in since last night and they are pearling but if i need to get the wool off i will.without the woll there is not much to plant though.thanks
     
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    The wool will not hurt the plant ... in your case, it might be helpful right now by providing a little safety ...

    A lot of people STRONGLY advise that you not put the rockwool in your aquarium for a variety of reasons ...

    One of those reasons is that often the rockwool is treated with nutrients and growth hormones, and sometime some anti-fungal solutions ... in general, foreign stuff that is relatively harmless to plants ... but when dropped into your aquarium, can often upset the balance ... and algae loves anything that upsets the balance ...

    Now personally, I have left them in tanks many times over the years ... so I don't personally have a problem with it ... but just note that many people will tell you that "in general" it is safer to not use it if it is not needed ...

    Greg
     
    #2 Greg Watson, Apr 10, 2007
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    A fork seems to work very well for seperating wool from roots.

    I'm with Greg. I don't obsess over every little spec of wool. It's a good idea to remove any large, empty clumps of wool if you can before planting. I wouldn't rip up what you've already planted.
     
    #3 reiverix, Apr 11, 2007
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