Anyone tried this product before?

[koniyakutz]

http://www.singaporehydroponics.com

Dr Mallick's products are popular in the FW planted scene, anyone here tried his marine addictive b4?

[Lester]

http://www.singaporehydroponics.com

Dr Mallick's products are popular in the FW planted scene, anyone here tried his marine addictive b4?

hi

check the doc .. this is the extract

LUSHGro-MARINE

(Ideal nutrition for marine eco-systems)

Natural Sea Weed Extract

• supplies over 62 chelated micro- and macro-nutrients

• contains nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, iron, zinc, manganese, copper, selenium, iodine, etc…

• nutrients are held in organic molecules - hence readily available for the plants

- natural chelation

• contains natural stickers, hormones, amino acids, vitamins, proteins and rich sea minerals important for the growth and development of marine plants and corals

• also good supplement for garden plants

• natural source of plant biostimulants / plant hormones like cytokinins, indoles,

auxins and gibberellins

• cytokinin present in high concentrations induces root growth, cell development and cell elongation and promotes stress tolerance

• seaweed extract contains antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, antiprotozoal &

anthelmintic properties

• tannin polyphenols have antibacterial actions

• contains alginates & carrageenan extracts

Recommended Dosage: 10 ml per 100 litres of water once a week the performance of LUSHGro-Marine is enhanced when mixed with LUSHGro-Aqua @ 50:50 V/V

the the sentence in bold ... like po4 and iron.. i think not required in marine rite ???

[diabolus]

• contains nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, iron, zinc, manganese, copper, selenium, iodine, etc…

if you wanna see all your invertebrates up the lorry.

[Lester]

yap i agree ..

therefore it is a def NONO.. rite :???

[bubble_gum]

• contains nitrogen, phosphorous, potassium, calcium, magnesium, sodium, iron, zinc, manganese, copper, selenium, iodine, etc…

if you wanna see all your invertebrates up the lorry.

u mite be surprised that seachem's reef trace also contains copper i just read the ingredients

sorry hor abit

[amteo]

u mite be surprised that seachem's reef trace also contains copper i just read the ingredients

sorry hor abit

I'm sure in NSW, there are traces of all elements. I cannot believe that Cu, PO4 and everything else that we are trying to eliminate in our aquarium can only be found in streams, lakes and wherever there is freshwater! I sure they exists in NSW also.

The key, I believe, is moderation. There must be a balance of everything for a system to be working well. If there is too much of one, be it Cu, PO4 or Salt, it can lead to a crash.

My 2 cents.

Anyway, off topic already!!

[diabolus]

u mite be surprised that seachem's reef trace also contains copper i just read the ingredients

sorry hor abit

Thats why i dun use the SeaChem Reef Trace.

I quote to you Anthony Calfo :

Water changes good, chemicals bad!