Seachem Thrive
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Pros
- I’ve heard that thrive is good!
- I use thrive (shrimp safe) liquid fertilizer once every two weeks. Just two squirts in each of my 10 gallon tanks and it provides the micro and macro nutrients for the plants.
- They require nitrates, constantly. Get a bottle of thrive, and dose the tank twice per week.
- If you want a single fertilizer, don't get Flourish, get a comprehensive fertilizer like easy green or thrive.
- Get a good all-in-one fertilizer like Thrive
Cons
- Parent context: I had Vals that dud really well but they were blocking light. However, besides that everyone seemed pretty happy until I let the hygro take over. I do have thrive but stopped dosing thinking the algae was too much nutrien...
- My next favorites are Thrive and Jane Iredale. I like that I can get them in brown. They never smudge, but by the end of the day (and especially the next morning if I was lazy and didn’t take my makeup off) they flake a lot which can be...
- So thrive is really designed for a EI regimen. That’s using a lot of ferts and doing massive water changes weekly to keep it in check. This causes massive plant growth. But lots of maintenance.
- Parent context: I use Thrive+, and I do 1 pump twice a week. I do a 25 - 30% water change weekly. The dosing recommendation on the bottle says 1 pump per 10 gallons, so I’m dosing less than what’s recommended, but if I dose more, I feel...
- Dosing 24ml Thrive+ once per week (have just switched to 8ml/ day) ... I just don't want to excaerbate the algae any further, and I was hoping for experienced eyes to identify something that is staring me in the face.
Sentiment
22 positive (69%) · 7 mixed (22%) · 3 negative (9%)
Trust + time weighted score: +60% · raw score 59%
What redditors said (10 of 32)
I’ve heard that thrive is good!
I use thrive (shrimp safe) liquid fertilizer once every two weeks. Just two squirts in each of my 10 gallon tanks and it provides the micro and macro nutrients for the plants.
They require nitrates, constantly. Get a bottle of thrive, and dose the tank twice per week.
If you want a single fertilizer, don't get Flourish, get a comprehensive fertilizer like easy green or thrive.
Get a good all-in-one fertilizer like Thrive
Parent context: I had Vals that dud really well but they were blocking light. However, besides that everyone seemed pretty happy until I let the hygro take over. I do have thrive but stopped dosing thinking the algae was too much nutrients. Reply: Thank you for this. I think this solves the mystery. I had Vals that dud really well but they were blocking light. However, besides that everyone seemed pretty happy until I let the hygro take over. I do have thrive but stopped dosing thinking the algae was too much nutrients.
My next favorites are Thrive and Jane Iredale. I like that I can get them in brown. They never smudge, but by the end of the day (and especially the next morning if I was lazy and didn’t take my makeup off) they flake a lot which can be irritating.
I would love to get Thrive or Aquarium Co-op but it's only in the USA.
I have Thrive too, it's good stuff.
I’ve been doing regular water changes and fertilizing with Thrive the recommended dose.
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