JBL PROFLORA 7 + 13 Kugeln

Basic care for plant roots: specially manufactured clay balls loaded with nutrients for freshwater aquariums
Item no. 2011100
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10.86 EUR

Price incl. 15 VAT plus Delivery
Base price 54.3 EUR / kg
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Product features

  • Primary care for plant roots: specially produced clay balls loaded with nutrients, for freshwater aquariums
  • Storage capacity for nutrients. No deficiency symptoms: important trace elements such as iron, minerals
  • Optimal promotion of plant growth means less algae growth. No phosphates and nitrates
  • The stronger the root development of the plant, the better the nutrient absorption through the roots
  • Package contents: 1 pack The 7 + 13 balls, 20 fertiliser balls. To use: depending on the size of the plant, press one or more balls into the root zone once a year

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  • Are fertiliser pellets (JBL 7 Balls) harmful for my invertebrates such as shrimp and crustaceans?

    JBL 7 Balls are harmless to shrimp. It's worth noting that the commonly held notion of shrimp being sensitive to copper is not correct. What is true is that shrimp even need copper urgently as a trace element for their blood pigment (haemocyanin). When using a standard fertiliser, one must overdose 80-100 fold in order to reach the ranges that are dangerous for shrimp, or a copper overdose as applicable. The situation is quite different when it comes to copper-based medications or algae control products, as these have much higher doses.

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  • I would like to fertilise my plants with your product and change over completely. How do I go about doing that?

    Generally, one should never change plant fertilizers abruptly. The fertilizers from different manufacturers have somewhat different compositions in terms of trace elements. This may cause temporary nutrient changes. It is best to change over in 3 steps: _x000D_ _x000D_ 1) Reduction of the old fertilizer by 1/3; replace this with 1/3 of the new fertilizer. Wait approx. 3-4 weeks and observe the reaction of the plants. _x000D_ _x000D_ 2) Reduction of the old fertilizer by 2/3; replace this with 2/3 of the new fertilizer. Wait approx. 3-4 weeks and observe the reaction of the plants. _x000D_ _x000D_ 3) Complete discontinuation of the old fertilizer and change-over to the new fertilizer. _x000D_ _x000D_ It is important to observe the reaction of plant growth and, in addition, to check the iron content of the water at least 2x weekly. Whereas the value should never drop to 0, it should never exceed 0.2 mg/l if possible. However, short peaks are no cause for concern. _x000D_ _x000D_ These measures should generally be carried out on a weekly basis, ideally right after a water change. This achieves better results than fertilizing in large doses at longer intervals.

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  • If I am using JBL 7 pellets, does it make sense to also fertilise with JBL Ferropol ?

    Yes, that will be helpful and may even be advisable, depending on the plants in the aquarium. _x000D_ _x000D_ The JBL 7 Balls pellets are primarily intended for root feeding plants and supply the plants with nutrients through their roots. Using JBL Ferropol to fertilise through the water column is generally advisable, as all plants (the stem plants more than the root feeders) also absorb nutrients through their leaves.

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