Stan510

Order a big bottle of Seachem iron..watch it explode and the leaves go deep green and glossy.
Doing great so far GG!

GadgetGirl

Emergent plants really intrigue me. Like it adds another layer of dimension and visual interest.

I've got a bottle of Seachem Iron & Seachem Flourish. Even though my tank is dirted (sand cap), I have noticed these 2 products help, especially after the tank gets a few years old. How often do you dose the iron?

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Stan510

As the grand daughter would say..Go Girl! or with you the cool abbreviated, GGG!
I tell you..use Iron gluconate,and it might help to buy Potassium gluconate from Seachem OR Pharmacy..in tablets and probably 200x less expensive. If I ever find iron gluconate in pills at health stores,thats worth a try too.
The Syngonium will soon GG, get richer looking and thicker leaves..and glossy. It will look BETTER than any plant in a pot at the nurseries. I promise!
I'm to the point that fancy soils,and all the other additives are needless. Iron..maybe potassium. That's it. As long as they are in gluconate form.

One more..my houseplants have improved since I started using the dosed aquarium water on them. Great stuff!

GadgetGirl

@Stan510 Hi! Just wanted to show you an update to my garden! Using Seachem Iron & Flourish at recommended doseage every other day. Thought I'd put a few "small" impatiens cuttings in there and look what happened!

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