Dennerle NPK Booster Macro-Fertilizer Aquarium Plant Fertilizer, 100-mL bottle
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Give your plant buddies a pick-me-up with Dennerle NPK Booster Macro-Fertilizer Aquarium Plant Fertilizer. This nutrient booster for aquatic plants is formulated with nitrate, phosphate and potassium in biologically balanced proportions. It is ideal for densely planted aquariums with few to no fish. This aquarium plant treatment is designed for fast-growing plant species suffering from too much CO2 fertilization.
Key Benefits- Aquarium plant booster.
- Balances excessive CO2 fertilization.
- Designed for fast-growing plant species.
- Ideal for densely planted aquariums with few to no fish.
- Formulated with nitrate, phosphate and potassium in biologically balanced proportions.
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Item Number230206
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Weight3.38 ounces
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Aquarium TypeFreshwater
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Fish TypeTropical Freshwater
For fertilization of ornamental plants in aquaria only. See package insert for detailed application instructions and dosages.
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Wonderful! Works great!
By Becky on Dec 21, 2020
I was trying to get some frogbit going in my 17 gallon planted betta tank, but I'm afraid Sir Henrick just doesn't poop enough to fertilize all the plants there. My poor frogbit was slowly starving. I saw that this fertilizer contained nitrates, which is the end game of the cycle of fish poop, and what plants crave. I added this "liquid fish poop", and within just a week, I had new growth on my frogbit. 6 weeks out from starting to fertilize with this, and my frogbit are looking better than ever, with many new leaves regularly popping out. Unless Sir Henrick suddenly grows an extra stomach and starts to poop more, I will be using this fertilizer regularly, and will definitely be buying it I was trying to get some frogbit going in my 17 gallon planted betta tank, but I'm afraid Sir Henrick just doesn't poop enough to fertilize all the plants there. My poor frogbit was slowly starving. I saw that this fertilizer contained nitrates, which is the end game of the cycle of fish poop, and what plants crave. I added this "liquid fish poop", and within just a week, I had new growth on my frogbit. 6 weeks out from starting to fertilize with this, and my frogbit are looking better than ever, with many new leaves regularly popping out. Unless Sir Henrick suddenly grows an extra stomach and starts to poop more, I will be using this fertilizer regularly, and will definitely be buying it again. … more