Can you use in aquaponic system?
784650
You can sprinkle the Azomite over the soil or seeds if you like, you just don't want the Azomite to get into any of the tubes or they can become clogged. thank you.
697170
It holds water and gravel with no support, so I do not see why not. I use it for my aquaponics and works well
1537243
Yes you could but you need a water source and depending on the size of the pot you may need several of the ceramic waterers. I only use them inside when we go on an extended vacation. The water sources tend to develop algae unless you clean them out regularly inside. For short term use inside, they work just fine. Outside I don't know also if you want a lot of extra containers around the pots that hold the water source.
1388465
Absolutely not. This product has very poor labeling, but it does state that it contains lots of nitrates. This may be ok for plants, but will counteract the benefit of an incremental water change in an aquarium. Compared to the amount of pH lowering ability of this product, the nitrogen content is the major component. It's more of a fertilizer that may lower your pH than acid with nitrogen in it. In my 155 gallon aquaponics system, adding one large-side scoop of this powder every other day dropped my pH from 8 to 7.8 (for a short amount of time) while forcing my nitrite and nitrate readings so high that my test kit couldn't even read them. It has caused a white crust to form on my grow media that kills any plant leaf that touches it (but doesn't taste like salt). If you feel you absolutely can't use your tap water in an aquarium ( and a lot of fish are ok with a pH of 8, but it's bad for plants), then purchase water or catch rain water before you resort to dumping this fertilizer on your fish.
556303
Yes. I have used small amounts in a tea that I brew for hydro and aquaponics
288281
Yes you can , when you couple them make sure you have a rubber washer. I have also purchased a filter so I can do my hydroponics.
736970
I used 1 1/2 Lifeguard bulkheads on my aquaponic beds 4'x8'x14" made of plywood and rubber pond liner with a sheet of aqua-paper (It's a water proof paper made for showers) The beds fill and drain every twelve minutes and I haven't experienced any leaks in six months, so I would say yes! Wow! 400 gallons that's over 3000lbs of water! Hope your tank goes well..
50755
If you are growing "easy" low demand aquarium plants you will be fine. I also use FLOURISH with good results. If you are growing water lillys you cant feed them enough so you will have to add fertilizer spikes
1892563
honestly no. They suggest you use all three together. with hydroponic nutes less is always more.
1388463
I don't see why not, but, I dont have fish, I have been using it for my small hydro herb garden, I can't grow cilantro no matter what I do. It only takes a little, so use carefuly.
1643613
I don't think that you can. I am using it in a 75 gallon tank with a fluval fx5 filter. It is not performing like I had hoped. By the way, it has a very funky smell (new out of the container too).
459936
I am not familiar with bubbleponics but I have not had any problems like that with my hydroponic tank. The powder quickly dissolves. If you are concerned about this, you could mix it in a small container of water and then pour it in
437605
No, I don't think so. Photosynthesis is when organisms like plants capture sunlight and convert it into energy. Proper aquarium lighting would take care of that for you. The fertilizer would give you a healthier plant though. They need more than just light. I'm not sure what you mean by any plant, but this is only for use on aquatic plants.
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No you cant do it, First real issue is the heat the pump produces it makes the water hot and you would have too swap (4) frozen water bottles (4) times per day to keep the water temp closer to the optimum range for aeropnics because thats what it would take to prevent root rot bacteria from setting in, you can make or buy a aeroponic unit, The clone king is excxellt with getting cuttings to root vigerously, thats it
2212704
No, I use it all summer and I have water lilies, lotus and other plants. I also have 15 Koi, and it doesn't harm them either. Great bacteria for ponds.
944625
Technically its possible from what I saw in my installation. As far as would it be bad for plants my guess is that it will be whatever was removed from the water will be in higher concentration
467786
Yes, you can. But it isn't easy. Either rinse the heck out of it (you will be rinsing away quite a few minerals as well, so be aware of that), and lower it in a scoop at a time. Or nearly empty the tank, putting the fish etc. In a bucket. Add product in where you want it, replanting as necessary, then refill. The first is easier, the second better, though difficult with larger tanks.