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"TOTAL"LY satisfied with this product March 14, 2008
Reviewer: Anonymous person from Sacramento, CA United States
I have had live plants for 40 years (and been moderately successful). While placing an order via the phone, the rep told me about a "guaranteed" product, their substrate fert pellets. He told me to use them with NO liquid ferts, and he would guarantee the success of my plants, or my money back. NOW, I've been around the block and heard and seen it all...so, I thought $11.99 was worth a try. All I can say is this: THIS PRODUCT WORKS ! Since using the pellets, I have ZERO algae, I use NO liquid ferts, and my plants have NEVER shown such prolific growth and beautifull coloration. I was skeptical, but, when I find a product that truly lives up to it's guarantee, I am compelled to take the time to give it's fair ado...In all my years growning aquarium plants, I never realized the importance of feeding the plants at the roots. Liquid ferts do nothing but cause algae and never reach the roots where the nutrients are needed
----So, according to the above statement, it looks like water column ferts are completely redundent.--how can this be!!!???
Please help clarify---thanx
"TOTAL"LY satisfied with this product March 14, 2008
Reviewer: Anonymous person from Sacramento, CA United States
I have had live plants for 40 years (and been moderately successful). While placing an order via the phone, the rep told me about a "guaranteed" product, their substrate fert pellets. He told me to use them with NO liquid ferts, and he would guarantee the success of my plants, or my money back. NOW, I've been around the block and heard and seen it all...so, I thought $11.99 was worth a try. All I can say is this: THIS PRODUCT WORKS ! Since using the pellets, I have ZERO algae, I use NO liquid ferts, and my plants have NEVER shown such prolific growth and beautifull coloration. I was skeptical, but, when I find a product that truly lives up to it's guarantee, I am compelled to take the time to give it's fair ado...In all my years growning aquarium plants, I never realized the importance of feeding the plants at the roots. Liquid ferts do nothing but cause algae and never reach the roots where the nutrients are needed
----So, according to the above statement, it looks like water column ferts are completely redundent.--how can this be!!!???
Please help clarify---thanx