LANDENNutriLush Comprehensive Liquid Fertilizer, Nutrition for Lush Aquascape from Initial Build-Up and Development to Maturing Period, 500ml(17oz)

I had an issue with my leaves turning really light green and some having dark veins through them. I put this on, half of what was recommended at first just to try, and I had no issues, so then I gave the rest of the recommended amount and within two weeks my plant leaves came back to life and look way healthier.

Lleno mi acuario de Algas en tan solo un mes.

My two planted fish tanks are just over a year old now and previously, the plants were growing well and my floaters were even blooming little flowers. I had to throw out a bunch of overgrown plants each water change. However, after experiencing some blue-green algae growth in one of my tanks, I switched the light and decreased the intensity and duration. This caused almost all my plants in that tank to yellow/brown and die or stop growing. I also read that yellowing/browning of plants could be a deficiency in iron, so I decided to give this a try in conjunction with upping the dosage of aquarium co-op's easy green. I have noticed a gradual improvement and some of the surviving floaters are starting to bloom again. However, my red root floaters are still green. Both my tanks are 20 gallons and the directions state to use a capful for 26 gallons once a week, so I just use a capful. This bottle should last me a while.

I was hopeful when I tried this fertilizer as the simple approach certainly appeals to me. However, the growth/development and plant yield were not very impressive when following the label closely. I suspect the nutrient content may be a bit light compared to the labels claim. Either that, or the formulation isn't easily taken up by the plant. In any case, I wasn't all that impressed with the results obtained from a bottle of NutriLush fertilizer. Towards the end I actually started adding additional fertilizer from a previously used and trusted brand just to help take up the slack. Your mileage may vary, but I can't say I'd really recommend this based upon my results.

This is very potent. My plants love it and are thriving. I tend to plant epiphytes that get nutrients from the water not the soil, like Anubious and Java ferns. They are green.The only thing I’ll add us watch your pH as I do with all fertilizers. It can raise the pH. .

The description is lacking for the NutriLush as far as indicating what exactly is in it.From the Amazon listing description: nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, iron, and other comprehensive and balanced trace elementsI'd have passed on this if it wasn't a vine item and I figured I'd order it, see what the back said and maybe give it a try. The back didn't provide any extra info about what is in the bottle. Still says "other trace elements"It does say on the bottle it is safe for invertebrates such as shrimp, so I'm going to make the assumption that it has little to no copper in it. But again, no details about how much of what is in this solution.There is a website listed on the bottle - I went to it hoping to find more info on this comprehensive liquid fertilizer and I found nothing on any of their fertilizers.The bottle also says it is recommended to use with CO2. So I debated and decided to dose my CO2 tank. It's full of java fern, so what can it hurt? It hasn't been long enough to see if it helps or hurts.I'll keep dosing the CO2 tank for a bit and see if it seems to help/hinder.If you have a planted tank you like, with inhabitants you also like, you want to know what you are dosing and not just "other trace elements".Any other liquid fertilizer I have purchased has always had a guaranteed analysis on the back so you knew exactly what was in the bottle.I'm not a fan right now because I have no idea what is in it and the company did not make it easy to figure it out. I will reach out to them to see if I can get a list of what's in it.For the price, unless this makes a noticeable difference in the plants, I'll stick to Seachem, Fluval, Thrive, Aquarium Co-op products that tell me what is in the bottle

This thing was shrink wrapped, on top of having a sealed lid, which out of the gate is a tremendous win. I have purchased both Thrive and Brightwell fertilizers in the past that arrived half-full in damp boxes or envelopes.I added this to 8 of my aquariums last night, and ran water tests this morning. Nothing negative populated as a result, I did see a slight increase in hardness in a couple of tanks (which is totally fine and normal). All of the shrimp, fish, and snails seemed totally fine and unfazed by it.There is no included measurement tool, and it does not come with a pump, but I use a glass dropper to measure everything liquid, so it is no problem for me. It suggests doing 5ML for 100L weekly, or about 1ML daily --- I am going to start with the weekly doses to ensure its safety and then I will likely move over to dosing daily.With any fertilizer, you need to wait some time before declaring it worthy of praise, so I will come back and update this review as time progresses. I have been super happy with all of my Landen products --- I use Landen soil in all of my tanks, and they are also scattered with hardscaping items from Landen, so I expect that this fertilizer will be in line with everything else that I own with their name.

This is my first go with a comprehensive liquid fertilizer and honestly am not sure what to expect. I’ve been using this on a planted 55 gallon tank (that’s been up and running for only 3 months). Prior to use, the plants were relatively fresh/new from the pet store and have since remained green. They are growing but I don’t know if they’re growing faster than they should with this product. They do look healthy.