Dophin Water Plant Fertilizer Ball (10 Pieces)

Dophin Water Plant Fertilizer Ball (10 Pieces)

Technical Specifications

1. Product Type: Compressed root-nourishing fertilizer balls for planted aquariums.

2. Package and Quantity: The package contains 10 concentrated pieces.

3. Chemical Formula: Completely free from phosphates and nitrates.

4. Effect on Water Chemistry: Does not affect the water's pH value or hardness.

Product Overview

Dophin fertilizer balls are the ideal solution for nourishing aquatic plants directly from their roots, thanks to their innovative formula that provides essential nutrients for an extended period of up to one year. These balls ensure healthy and sustainable plant growth inside planted aquariums without harming the ecological balance of the water.

Primary Uses

1. Providing deep and direct nourishment to the roots of aquatic plants to ensure strong and rapid growth.

2. Supporting chlorophyll levels in leaves to maintain vibrant and lively colors.

3. Nourishing planted aquariums for long periods thanks to the gradual release of micro and macro nutrients.

Benefits and Features

1. Supported Trace Elements: Contains trace elements that support the healthy and balanced growth of plants.

2. Safe and Pure Formula: Completely free from nitrates and phosphates to prevent the growth of annoying algae in the tank.

3. Tank-Chemistry Friendly: Does not cause any sudden changes in the water's pH value or hardness.

4. Extended Effect: Provides plants with comprehensive nutrition for up to a full year from the date of proper use.

How to Use

1. Push the fertilizer balls deep into the aquarium substrate (soil or gravel) near the roots of the targeted aquatic plants.

2. Make sure to bury the ball completely inside the substrate to prevent the components from leaking directly into the water column.

3. Use the appropriate number of balls based on plant density and tank area.

Important Guidelines

1. Keep the package tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from children and moisture.

2. Do not overuse the balls and avoid placing them directly in the open water column to ensure algae does not appear.

3. Monitor plant growth and leaf development regularly to assess the need for adding new fertilizer balls after their lifecycle ends.