Aquarium plant care
Here you will find the information about aquarium plant care.

• What plants need
  posted on September 30, 2008 - 08:23:22 am
  
  Plants need light, mineral salts (fertilizer), and carbon dioxide (CO2) to grow, and plants survival and production depends on the right proportions of these elements. A fish keeper also needs to be an aquatic gardener and have "green fingers" to cultivate his or her live decor.
  
  
• The aquarium plants and CO2
  posted on September 10, 2008 - 11:26:26 am
  
  Plants use many macro and micronutrients, carbondioxide(CO2)being one of the primary macronutrients. In an aquarium the limiting factorsare most likely tobe (in order): light, CO2, micronutrients (trace elements), and macronutrients.
  
  
• How correctly to plant plants in freshwater aquarium?
  posted on February 03, 2008 - 04:29:54 am
  
  The got plants carefully examine, delete sickand rotting parts, clear roots of a dirt and rinse in water. At plants with the truncated stalk and powerful root system roots thin out , and remained cut till the length 2 - 3 cm
  
  
• Landing of plants before the part of water is poured.
  posted on February 02, 2008 - 01:17:42 pm
  
  By stick or finger in a ground do a pole and lower in it a plant then around of it press out an aquarium ground, thus roots should hang down downwards, instead of be bent upwards andleave on a surface.
  
  
• Landing of plants after the part of water is already poured.
  posted on February 02, 2008 - 12:11:11 pm
  
  The ends of a tweezers clamp roots of a plant or the end of a stalk of a shank and insert into an aquarium ground, then the ends open and cautiously take out a tweezers under a corner to a plant.