Seachem Flourish Advance Growth Supplement - Aquatic Plant Aid 4 L

I have used seachem products successfully in the past, and for years seachem flourish has always been ain't no brainer in terms of usage for my planted tanks, with good results as long as I am using it with dosing levels appropriate to my tank size and although I cannot tell whether this is producing ammonia spikes, I don't see any significant adverse effects to my fish as long as I am using it with the proper dosage indicated. I use flourish about monthly in a heavily planted tank, although every other week would probably produce better results, and I have no issues with water quality. Since I do frequent water changes, I am sure that this seachem flourish is helping my plants since the minerals and nutrients that it has seem to stabilize and sometimes depending on the plant speed up growth. Dosage instructions on the bottle are easy to follow. I have not noticed any problems using this with my neocaradina shrimp or Guppies or green and Cardinal tetras. Cichlids are very Hardy and my cichlid tanks which have plants in them do well with flourish also.

My plants grow like weeds with this stuff, a little goes a long way, never overdose, always under does, can always add more later

Works... Removes extra organics quickly !

The media could not be loaded. I am reviewing this SeaChem Flourish Advance and Flourish because of the success. I do not use CO2 or any other products for the plants.SeaChem Flourish Advance is designed to be administered daily. With each capful for 20 gallons I purchased the 500ml on the second shipment. I have been using 3 capfuls a day for the 75 gallon aquarium, one capful in the 20 gallon and am very happy with the lush green thick leaves.SeaChem Flourish Advance is very effective in producing roots and plant growth. I have been using Flourish for over two years and the original plants are still green and the growth was good. I had been using Flourish Advance, perhaps a month and a half I had noticed very healthy green and thick growths. The video and photos #1 and #2 reflect the above comments. At almost four months photo #3 and #4 shows the increase in new growth.My snail free plants from my local Pet store come in a gel wrapped plastic container with hardly any root growth. These species of plants grow new rooted plants from the tips of their leaves along with hanging roots. Broken leaves are plantable because they are rooting and branches are growing from the leaves.SeaChem is a terrific scientific company for tropical and salt water fish products. I am from an old school back in the mid 1960’s and I do not believe in too many chemicals in my 75 and 20 gallon aquariums but I use SeaChem Prime, Stability, Pristine, Flourish (refrigerated) and Flourish Advance. The 75 gallon aquarium has about 200 Red Dragon Mosaic Guppies and 20 Juli Corydoras and the water tests excellent with a 5 gallon daily water change conditioned with SeaChem Prime and SeaChem Flourish Advance daily and the others as scheduled.

Great product grown all my plants like crazy. However only reason for 4 stars is because i have multiple aquariums but in my bedroom I have a small 10g with guppies and cory in it. They have been absolutely fine until I started using flourish. Soon after every single guppy and my bristle nosed pleco died within two days. I did not over dose and all my peramiters are great. 0 ammonia, .1 nitrate, 0 nitrite, 4.5Ph and heavily planted for a 10g. Don't know if it was the flourish or something else I haven't figured out yet. Corys are fine though. I have multiple other tanks that I use flourish in and have never had a problem. Maybe guppies are just sensitive to it? Just be careful I guess.

I have been using this product with my weekly water changes. It is a great product, you can tell by the green of the plants. Don't mistake it for soy sauce. It sure looks and smells like it.

I've been using this for 3 months now and I can honestly say it's great. After years of using seachem liquid ferts including excell, potassium, iron, flourish and trace, with fluctuating results, I decided to try Advance.I have a 20 gallon tank, Fluval Fresh and Plant 2.0 LED light, Flourite black sand, Eco complete black substrate. Flourish root tabs are used every few months both before I discovered Seachem Advance and after.I opted to stop using potassium and flourish as I found they did not do a lot. No pressurised co2 in my tank, but I used to do DIY co2 and recently gave that up as well because it was too much work so just stuck with the following; Excel daily or every other day, Advance daily or every other day, Iron once every two weeks. Trace weekly or when I felt like it. That's it. Root growth on some species has exploded. Hydrophilia Temple plant always struggled to grow but now it grows like mad and root growth is incredible. Dwarf Sagittarius also did not send out runners much in the past, but now runner growth has improved a lot. For other species including small amazon sword, bacopa Carolina, lobelia cardinalis, crypt, anubias, java fern, plant growth increased to some degree. Bacopa also grew like mad with the addition of Advance.Overall I'm happy with Advance. It helps specific species who normally struggle with establishing good root growth really take hold.

Had a bit of a mishap with my tank that ended up causing all of the roots to rot/die off of my dwarf water lettuce.I remembered hearing that this was great for root growth so I bought some & my plants are thriving (even with me using half of the recommended dose).Instead of growing 1 long root like they have been most of them are shooting off multiple roots from one plant. I've also noticed that they've been reproducing like crazy. Quite a few even have 3+ baby plants on them.It does also work very well for plants in substrate. I pulled up a few crypts yesterday and saw that they had a ton of new thick roots growing. (After only a little less than 2 weeks of use. I did stop using it for a while since some my crypt leaves were dying but I suppose all the plants energy was being focused on all the new roots causing a bit of die off up top.)