How to Grow Aquarium Carpet from Seeds: Planted a Tank Set Up DIY
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- How to Grow Aquarium Carpet from Seeds: Planted a Tank Set Up DIY
To begin this aquarium set up, you will need plant seeds. I got mine through Amazon. I have added the link below:
Link to Plant Seeds: (I am not an Amazon Affiliate and do not receive any $ from this link)
Zafina 3 Pack Aquarium Plant Seeds, Easy to Grow Aquatic Plant Seeds, Fast Growing Aquarium Carpet Seeds - Creates a Natural Ecosystem for Your Fish www.amazon.com/dp/B07CGGJKZ5/...
You will also need aquatic plant dirt/soil such as Flourite and or Eco-Complete.
I grew these seeds using the dry start method. There are several TH-cam videos on this. I added a link in the video.
To “plant” your seeds, just place them on top of the soil wherever you want your plants to grow. Then spray the well with water. The seeds and dirt should be wet, but no puddles are standing water should be left in the tank.
Cover the tank with plastic wrap and make sure you have some type of plant light on at least 10-12 hours a day
Lift the plastic once a day for about 20 minutes to give the plants air/oxygen. Also check daily to make sure the seeds/dirt is not dry. If it is getting dry, spray it with water. The seed need to stay wet.
I recommend growing the plants like this for about 2 weeks or longer. Until you are happy with the plant growth.
Once your happy with the plants grow, add water. You will want to add the water very slowly, so you do not cause the plants to uproot and float.
Keep checking the waters nitrite, nitrate, and ammonia levels. Once the tank is cycled or if your water levels are correct and maintain correct readings, you can add your fish.
If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments!
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Hi everyone! Thank you so much for watching the video. I am working on making an update video, but in the meantime, I want to give everyone an update.
Unfortunately, 40-60% of the plants died (melted) after about 3 months and after about 6 months I took the rest out and replaced them with tissue culture plants and already established plants. I tried using C02 (liquid and then a tank of C02) but it didn’t help. I also added flourish (made by Seachem). I found out after posting the video that these particular plant seeds really weren’t meant to be aquarium plants. The tank was amazing for a solid 3 months and I really wish I have found a way to keep it that way.
Java moss is much better for a carpet, its doesn't melt.
@@mediavideos2176 no i dont really think so cuz it can get food stuck or poop and its harder to keep it as a carpet i would say like hair grass ,cuba etc
After 3 months you would probably need to add root tabs to the substrate.
I saw someone else mention having the same experience with their grass seeds from Amazon only lasting 6 months or so. Have you since found a more hearty carpeting plant that you like.
This was a really good video on this. I've been digging around trying to figure out how to do this. Thank you!
I would love to see more videos about your knowledge of fish tanks
Such a great video!!! I've never owned fish before, but I find planted tanks absolutely stunning. I've wanted to put together a planted tank with a betta fish for the longest time and I was hoping I'd be able to do it this summer. I would LOVE more fish/tank content. I can't be the only one who thinks it's fun to watch plants grow.... right?
Dook it Yourself there are a ton of people who love fish and fish tanks. I have spent countless hours watching fish tank videos on TH-cam 😂
This was a great video and nice shots of the fish
thank you for the visual step by step guide! this is very helpful!
Three years later and this video is still helpful! Thanksss
My country is pretty humid and I didnt bother covering it just 1 day the seeds are already produced roots lmao
thanks for the advice 👍👍👍
great video!
So cool video. Didnt know you could grow the carpert like this 😍.
Guppies dont like the hard water at my place... but they are so cute. ❣
Great idea with the sideways heater. All u need is a little nibble from one of ur fishes, and violaaaa, short circuit.
thankyou for the tutorial
Love this thank you
good details !!
Keep it up
Love this video!! You are awesome, thank you for sharing...I'm doing this!
I just wanna let you know, the plants stayed alive and beautiful for about 3-4 months and then they started to die. I added co2, but it was to late. Some of the plants are still alive now, but there definitely not as pretty as they were when I made this video 😢. Some people have told me since I made the video, that these plants don’t last long no matter what you do, but my tank was absolutely amazing for a good 3-4 months. It’s fine now, I just had to add some new already developed plants to fill in where some of the seed plants died. All my guppies are still doing well too!
@@FerretTails Hello, this info is priceless. :-) You saved me some heartache and thank you. Knowing what you know now, can you make a good recommendation for carpet?
@@StacyK0731 I haven’t really looked into it after this video, but I built my goldfish a pond so now I have an empty 100 gallon tank I want to turn into a community tank for tropical freshwater fish. would love to carpet. If I find an alternative to the seeds, I will definitely let you know!
@@FerretTails Yes!! Plz do :-) I have built 3 ponds from scratch in my lifetime, and with every one, I learned something new :-) You will have clear water if its not in direct sun. Take care
This is.....
JUST AMAZIN!!!
Oo I love fish
Hi, Thank You for the informative video. 😊 What temperature should I have inside my tank for growing this dry start?
thanks for help me now know how to grow glossostigma carpet
I don’t have fish but I think tanks and fish are so interesting!!! Thank you for this, it’s so cool
Freaking Elissa I have always wanted a tank like this and I thought it would be really hard to grow the plants, but it was so much easier than I thought!
Do you need to trim the carpet plant or sth
I trimmed mine, it started to get really tall, but it took a month or so before that happened.
Ok thanks a lot! Your video is awesome
at 10:26 your heater is submerge , a line show you not to have water over the wave line. Fun video :)
Thank you!
I planted my seeds yesterday. I too purchased my seeds off of Amazon ( different species than you purchased) , but I paid $19 for two packages for my 20gal tank. I only decided to do 3/4 of the tank in carpet and went with sand for the rest. I purchased a grow light from Home depot. In the last 24 hrs , I have checked on the seeds a little excessively... I am SO eager for them to sprout lol. Thank you for sharing this video, it was very helpful and your aquarium carpet is what inspired me to upgrade from a 5gal w/o plants to a 20gal with lots of greenery. I hope mine turns out as well as yours and thanks you so Mich again for sharing.
Please let me know how it goes!! And I also watched my mine everyday waiting on it to begin sprouting 😂.
I actually have 2 other planted tanks and last summer I finally built a pond for the carnival goldfish I got about 5 years ago that are now almost 10” long. Your fish will love all the plants. Once I started adding live plants to my tanks my aquariums did so much better and looked so much better. And I have one planted tank I did with sand, it’s my most established tank and the plants in there do great. I actually take clippings from the plants in that tank and use them in my other tanks.
@@FerretTails I would love to share the outcome of my aquarium upon completion. I will post a little clip of my aquarium on my TH-cam and make it public for your viewing. I watched a lot of videos on aquariums and educated myself s has possible to have a successful aquarium. I have never owned an aquarium ( and totally did not want one🤣) up until 6mo ago when my husband brought the 5gal home for our daughters and I totally ended up taking it over. Can I just say that I totally love it!! I am so into the whole aquarium and auqascapimg thing. My Girls called me a "nerd" the other day. I watched your video that follows this one and read the comments/replies that followed both and I am glad I purchased the fluval Co2 for the aquarium prior to worry about the condition of my plants. Thank for all the continued information you continue to share with us🤗.
I decided to post my progress as I go. Today I posted my first video. If you'd like to check in on the status, it'll be here😁.
@@stace0507 awesome! I’m definitely gonna check it out!! Thank you for letting me know!!!
@@FerretTails My tank is finally completed!! Short clip posted.
I have two 40 gallon tank. I plan to use one only for grow grass from seed. I wonder once it grow like your's how to transport to the fish tank?
Got my seed off Amazon I use normal potting soil for my bottom base then seed then three days later 5 lbs of sand in a 20 gal with 1 pack of seeds they sprouted in 2 hours and grew insanely fast over 3 days.
Hi there , I watched a lot of videos on how to grow the carpet grass. I decided to go with yours and I’m glad I did. I did exactly what you said and growing the same .
I have one question, when do you remove the Saran Wrap ? It’s been 4 days now and it’s growing really well.
It’s been a few years since I did this video and set that tank up but if I remember correctly, I waited till the plants covered almost of the seeds had turned to plants, it’s was about two weeks, but it sounds like your plants are growing faster than mine did. The main thing is to make sure they plants are rooted enough to not be pulled up or come lose when you add the water and I added the water ridiculously slow 😂
Thank you so much !
So let’s say I plant some grass seeds on some soil. Can I put pebbles or small rocks on top of those and the grass grow between the pebbles or will the seeds be stuck under the pebbles?
MORE FISH PLEASE!:)
Hello there. The tank looks awesome. Can you please put an update video of how the carpeting seed plants are doing now? I would really like to see how well they are doing now. Thank you😊
I will try to get an update posted soon, but just to let you know, the seeds did great for about 3 to 4 months and then started dying. About 50% of them died after 4 months. I did add C02 a month after I added the water, but it didn’t help keep the plants alive.
About a month ago, (9 months after I posted this video) I removed the remaining plants. They were dying and looked rough. I found out later that a lot of people have the same issues with these seeds.
@@FerretTails Was looking for this comment lol. Have been going on a seed scam dive and it seems Hygrophila is really the only commonly sold seed, and even then it’s usually not even the right species. I’ll just stick with tissue cultures!
Hello, I am using this method to grow a bed of pearl grass in a 20 gallon tank. Before adding my substrate materials, I lined the aquarium with super fine nylon fish netting, I am hoping to transplant the bed of grass along with the substrate into my 2’x2’x4’ 120 gallon tank without removing fish or all of the water (obviously). Is this possible and what is the best way to do it? At what point in the process should I “cycle”? Maybe do it in the 20 gallon once, then put all cycled water and lift up entire sod pad of grass and lower into large tank?
Hey nice video.. I am on third day but there is a white thread ( spider web kind off ) forming here and there on my seeds could please help me out.. Thank you
Hi, I use the same seeds yesterday to my shrimp cube, I´m just wanna know what kind of carpet plant is? I don´t know if it is Monte Carlo, Hemiantus Calitrichoide ( Cuba), Glossostigma Elantinoide or what!, please I´ll really appreciate let me know if you have the answer. Thanks for your time!
Hi! can I know how often and how do u clean tanks like that? thank u!
Hi, very nice planted tank.. i would try it as well.. did you use co2?
Axel Chio I didn’t use it for the first 2-3 months and I should have. My plants started to die and that’s when I added the C02. The plants are doing a little better now. But if I ever do a planted tank from seeds again, I would use C02 from the beginning.
How do you clean "the carpet" during regular maintenence??
So I’m trying to make a tank like this without filling it up with water and have it just for show is it possible I have been looking for ideas but no one has made a tank that I’m looking for yet
I am in the process of doing this and it is exciting to see your video. Do you have issues with algae build up after a few months, and do you need CO2 for this setup? Thanks
I did have some algae. Also, I did try C02 after about a month, but most of the plants died after the first 3-4 months. I removed the rest of them last month, which was about 8 months after I made the video.
@@FerretTails Did you grass survive at all? Thanks!
@@deenugent473 about 50% of it. But it wasn’t really healthy. I just removed it because it didn’t look good anymore
how do you change the fish tank when you have the moss and all the grass?
I did a dry start on my fishbowl and I'm having a hard time feeling water and keeping the plants alive with the water can you explain to me how you grow clover or Red Leaf grass gradually Add Water
Great video! Did you use any C02 in that planted aquarium?
Chris Herb thanks. I don’t use CO2, I use Seachem Excel though. I have thought about getting CO2, but I’m not sure I want to do it or not. It seems like a lot of work and I’m worried I’ll mess it up and kill my fish.
@@FerretTails Ok cool, im currently dry starting my first planted tank with some glossostigma and wasnt sure if I needed C02 or not.
Chris Herb awesome! Good luck. This was my first planted tank from seeds and I am really glad I did it. I was worried at first that it would turn out the way I imagined it, but I’m really happy with it.
How many hours do you keep the light on for the seeds?
Hi i got molds all over my substrate and plant what should i do to get rid of it? I’ve no idea what to do
Instead of using the prime can distilled water be used?
Plz can you give me the information on what seeds you used and were you got them? Thx
Can i grow the seeds submerged in water while running the nitrogen cycle?
Hi.. did you keep light on whole night ?
What kind of wood is the other wood from the drift wood
can i use co2 pallets and fertilizer? if yes how?
Thank you so much for sharing this!
I have some questions though.
Did you run any CO2 in the process after you filled the tank?
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And I heard that the plants could die off a little after you fill the tank but the will heel again once they get acclimated to the water.
So my question is. Do you still have the plants or did they die and couldn’t acclimate?
I did try C02 and most of the plants died after the first 3-4 months. I removed the rest of them last month, which was about 8 months after I made the video.
Is that seedi produce alter developing carpet grass?
Will the plantskeep growing if i add water before i see full bloom of seeds
Can i have an update on your carpet plants how are they doing, was there any melting so far?
I'm going to have my tank done the same way accordingly
I'm using tropica aquarium soil only, with no plant fertilizer for dry start method is that good enough? Plus can these carpet plants last with co2 tablets and flourish ?
40-60% of the plants died (melted) after about 3 months and a month ago. I took the rest out and replaced them with tissue culture plants and already established plants. I tried using C02 (liquid and then a tank of C02) but it didn’t help. I also added flourish I found out after posting the video that these particular plant seeds really weren’t meant to be aquarium plants.
I definitely would not use them again.
@@FerretTails Thank you for saving my time, I don't think seeds work in the long run also could you suggest an alternative carpet plant that could be a good idea.
Do they continuosly regenerate? Will they die out at some point?
Ma'am should we wash the soil before placing it in the container?
Is it normal to see white mold when growing them from seeds?
Which plant is good for polar whit fish ?
I got a question, do I have to leave the light always on?
I always thought you needed to mix water with fertiliser?
Did you add the fluval co2 with fish in the tank? I have a small 8 gallon i’m currently planting these in doing the dry start... do you think i need co2? Did the co2 affect your fish?
william Nighswonger the fluval CO2 did not hurt my fish at all and I definitely recommend using it. I didn’t use it constantly and I believe that played a part in why my plants started to die. Some of them are alive and doing great and the sections that died I ended up just adding plants that were ready to plant.
Will the seed grow if I plant them and put water right away
What's the fish food appropriate for that set up?
How many days do you cover the tank?
So I ordered some carpet plants as seeds, and I was thinking of doing this. I want to fill the tank with water after like 10 days. Is filling the tank up with water at 10 days going to effect them?
When I did it, I waited longer, but I read that as long as the plants have rooted in the soil/substrate it should be ok. Just put the water in super slow or your plants will come loose. Also, I don’t know if your using an aquarium light made for plants, but if not, I would definitely get one and maybe use Co2 in some form (Seachem makes a liquid version). I did not do either of those the first three months and my plants started to die. I have been using a Co2 kit from Fluval for the last month and the plants have started to bounce back!
Ferret Tails Okay, thank you so much for replying! I’ll look at some Co2 kits as well!
10 days is a short time to fill the tank. I suggest you wait 25 to 30 days for the beards to become stronger
So no co2 how long stay with out melting
I did whatever I can to germinate the seed but it didnt . I had lights for almost 6 hours inside the aquarium, the room temp is 98.4 f and still it hasnt germinated. What might be the reason. I use a led light inside aquarium which soesnt generate heat at all. So I kept it under sun closed
May i know how long does the carpet grass last afyer plant? Need Co2? We plant it when is empty tank, now with water, how to re-plant it when needed?
Unfortunately, 40-60% of the plants died (melted) after about 3 months and after about 6 months I took the rest out and replaced them with tissue culture plants and already established plants. I tried using C02 (liquid and then a tank of C02) but it didn’t help. I also added flourish (made by Seachem). I found out after posting the video that these particular plant seeds really weren’t meant to be aquarium plants. The tank was amazing for a solid 3 months and I really wish I have found a way to keep it that way.
Will it grow on regular white sand ? Plzz reply
You have no water in tank so what would it do if you add seeds to established tank
Is your lighting open 24hrs?
Hi. I used your video to guid me for my tank so thank you. It was very helpful. I must have watched 20 or more video before I attempted it. BUT! One thing I am experiencing that no one has mentioned is a slime residue that started about 4 days into the growth process. Anywhere the seed are there is a slim. I’m on day 22 now and plants are nice and green but I still have this slim thing. I tried to clean it off the rocks and driftwood during a water change using a new toothbrush but it’s really sticking to the driftwood. It is on the plants a little but not spreading. Most the slime is under the plant leafs now. Do you have any helpful tips or knowledge on this?
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My seeds became slimy as soon as they came in contact with water, but it didn’t seem to cause any problems (that I noticed or experienced). I am not sure how to tell you to get rid of it, I don’t remember it being bad after I filled the tank with water, hopefully it goes away over time. I’m sorry, I know this probably wasn’t very helpful.
Every video I watched said be generous with the seeds. Maybe I was too generous. That’s probably the cause of the excessive slime.
On a side note the slime stuck on the driftwood and rocks have seeds that didn’t sprout. The tank is on 5 days with water full and the seeds are now growing roots and sprouting. Interesting 🤔. My daughters tank is next. I will be careful on excessive seeding and see how it turns out.
Mine started growing in 5 or 6 days
My fish built different lol
Always done planted never cycled cuz I'm lazy
how to make water to spray the seeds
Hi,i wanted to know how the carpet is doing after around 1 month. You could do an update vid !
w t it’s doing great so far. I did an update last week. Here is the link to that video th-cam.com/video/vAqsFJN2CMM/w-d-xo.html
@@FerretTails thanks!
Yes.. I have heard they die in 2-3 months, considering it has been only 2 month. Do they look at all melted or slightly dieing off?
freshwater aquatics not yet, there is some brown algae in the tank because I was keeping the lights on to long, but it’s more on the glass than the plants. I will definitely do an update in a month or so. I’m not sure how it will all turn out, I’m kind of surprised at how there doing.
@@FerretTails thank you very much.
Hi
Hey how to cycle your fish tank
I have a pleco cat fish, he poops 💩a lot how can I clean poop without loosing most of the water I seem to have to add fresh water daile a'd clean Dailey so the water cycle is poor
Can we add the seeds in a planted aquarium which has already water , plants and fishes
Same doubt
Not got a solution yet😑
I don’t think adding the seeds to an already established tank would work. The seeds would not stay in one place long enough to root. You could grow them in a little bowl (to make a mini carpet) and after they started to grow and root well you could move the mini carpet into the tar tank all as one piece. You could also grown them on a piece of drift wood and then move that into the tank after the plants were rooted in the wood.
@@FerretTails Thanks for the solution.
The seeds will float if you put them in a planted aquarium with water. Hope this helps.
I just use old filter media to recycle a tank
Do you know what type of plant is that?
I had plant melt after I submerged it. If I grow glossostigma, then submerged it like how you did in the video, will it melt?....
Unfortunately I think it would. About 50% of the plants died after about 3 months. I did end up using C02, but it didn’t help and about two weeks ago I removed the plants completely because they were pretty much dead.
@@FerretTails Gotcha :/ I'm a bit scared now. lol I just got everything I need to grow the carpet. I was thinking about slowly submerge it little by little....Hopefully, it works lol
hello do you have an update of your carpet plant/tank some are saying that the plant only last 3 to 4 months. Thank you.
Bot Man sadly, mine only seemed to last about 3-4 months. I mean I added C02 when the plants started to die and I do have about 50% of them left, but I honesty don’t think they will make it very long. I didn’t know they wouldn’t survive very long when I decided to use this type of plant, I probably wouldn’t use these again if I did a planted tank from seeds.
Ferret Tails sorry to hear about that. 😔
Sounds like a mess ... carpeted plants dying
Any alternative idea instead of using food wrapper
You can use anything that will let light in and keep the moisture in. You could use a piece of glass if it was big enough. I can’t think of anything else at the moment.
What kind of seed did u use ?? Does not look like the dwarf grass variant ?? or was it ?
I used this. I think it’s called Glossostigma elatinoides, but I never could get a solids answer.
Here is the link to the actual seeds so used.
Zafina 3 Pack Aquarium Plant Seeds, Easy to Grow Aquatic Plant Seeds, Fast Growing Aquarium Carpet Seeds - Creates a Natural Ecosystem for Your Fish www.amazon.com/dp/B07CGGJKZ5/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apip_CgHzWhI8uT4VQ
How is this tank doing now? Did you have to add co2 to keep those plants alive?
So, I would not plant these again. Within 3 months about 50% of them died. I did start using C02, but it didn’t really help. Last week (8 months later) I removed the rest of the plants from the tank. They were not healthy or green and just didn’t add anything beneficial to the tank.
Would temperature influence the growth of the seeds?
It could. The tank should be humid. I don’t know exactly what temp my tank was when I was growing the seeds, but I had a plant light shinning into the tank which created heat and the plastic cover helped keep the heat and moisture in. The one piece of advice I can give is make sure you lift the plastic for at 15-25 mins a day, this will help stop mold from growing on the plants and sides of the tank.
So half of my plants on one side have grown some furry spider web looking thing over them. Is it moss? Should I do something about it. Or maybe I did something wrong. Any advices would be appreciated. Thanks
It may be mold. I would try and let some air in for at least 30 mins a day
@@FerretTails that’s what I thought. I started doing it yesterday. Thank you
So how long in total did the seeds take to make a really thick carpet?
I’m trying to make a small 10L planted tank with carpet grass how log would that take to grow and get thick?
It took a good 3-4 weeks before it got really thick and green
@@FerretTails do you think using tissue culture would be a quicker option or is seeds quicker? I’m really not sure what to do
@@levi.k4017 culture is much better, seeds are a scam.
The seeds ultimately end up dying. At this point about 50% of them are alive, but not nearly as pretty, thick or green. I would not do use the seeds again. It ends up being pointless and you have to replace the plants in the end anyway. My other tanks are amazing and I have been Propagating the plants in those tanks to replace the dead seed plants.
Does this need sunlight
i done messed up, i added the seeds after adding water, what do i do not, they are floating everywhere and attaching to my plants, please help
I would try to take out as much water as you can. And you might want to add a bit more substrate. They maybe ok if you can get the majority of the water out. I would use a turkey baster or something small to suck the water out. That way you can try to avoid sucking up the seeds.
How has this gone after a few months and years?
Ive heard seeds tend to not be aquatic or theyll crash the tank within a few months
You’re 100% right. I pinned an update, but there are so many comments, I think it’s not really noticeable.
Unfortunately, 40-60% of the plants died (melted) after about 3 months and after about 6 months I took the rest out and replaced them with tissue culture plants and already established plants. I tried using C02 (liquid and then a tank of C02) but it didn’t help. I also added flourish (made by Seachem). I found out after posting the video that these particular plant seeds really weren’t meant to be aquarium plants. The tank was amazing for a solid 3 months and I really wish I have found a way to keep it that way.
Hi,I read the comment ,does all planted plant from seed just last for 3-4 month? I just planted mine today & I hope it will last long 😞
No, I would say about 50% of mine are still alive today. There not nearly as green though
@@FerretTails thanks for replying..great to hear that,50% is better than all plant dying..but it must be real frustrating though
did you wash your substrate before hand? I'm asking because I don't wanna mess anything up with my aquarium. And the seeds you linked aren't available anymore, can I just buy some different one or should I not trust it
and can i use just one of the substrates you listed or should i use both?
I did not wash either substrate and you can use just one of them, but if you do I personally recommend using the Eco-complete. It’s my favorite, I have it in all my aquariums. Also, I learned the plant seeds aren’t as great as they look. About 3-4 months after this video more than 50% of them died. I even used C02, but it didn’t help. About a month ago I took the rest of the plants out and I’m waiting on my order from Aquarium Plant Factory to get here. Honestly, I recommend using tissue culture plants or plants that are already established.
Is there any update on this video? I wanna see what happens on the seeds to it’s peak ...
I included the link to the only update I did, but after about 3-4 months around 50% of the plants started to die. I did end up using C02, but it didn’t make much difference. Last weekend, I removed the remaining plants and replaced them with already grown aquatic plants from the fish store. Since doing this video (8-9 months ago) I have learned these seeds are not truly meant for aquariums. I would not do another planted tank using these seeds. I would probably go with already grown plants or with tissue culture plants. Here’s the update video: th-cam.com/video/vAqsFJN2CMM/w-d-xo.html
I’m here for this question...thanks👍
My seeds have gone slimy after touching water? Is this normal or should do I need to re start?
I don’t remember mine being overly slimy, except when I first put them in. As soon as the water hit them, they became slimy and sticky. But they ended up on in the end. Just make sure to let air in the tank for about 20-30 mins a day to prevent the tank from growing mold.
I have been planting Monte Carlo seeds in the same way for a few days. But how many people tell me it breaks down after a few months. Is this true or not?🤔
It’s true. Do it do it. I am working on making an update video
Do you water the substrate or place it as is?
I placed it as it, I did spray it with a water bottle to make sure it was moist and after the plants started to sprout and take root, I slowly added water to the tank.
Where can I buy these seeds?