How to Propagate Java Moss!!! (Part 3) | Tissue Culture Java Moss Experiment

[@ahmedbenmarzouk6708]

So which solution worked better? Thank you for sharing

[@AI3Dorinte]

ever tried masterline all in one golden? works wonders for me!😊

[@lynettedenner917]

With the fertilizer you said not to use with fish. What do you do then before putting in fish tanks. Thanks

[@AquariumPlantLab]

A quick rinse of the plants in fresh water should do the trick. Just do not use hydroponic ferts directly in your fish tank.

[@ameliao618]

I really like the experimenting videos :^) nice to see it progress

[@AquariumPlantLab]

Im glad you like them!

[@gUdUOficial]

Então no final das contas não tem nada haver o CO2 dentro dos potinhos, e sim a quantidade de nitrogenio para que seja feita a fotosintesse e luz para que cresçam mais rapidamente, e como essas musgos são de ambiente aquativo e pra usar dentro de aquarios, não seria ideal encher com mais agua e mais nutrientes de fato, e deixar ali, pois se parece que alimenta-los todos os dias com fertilizantes é meio cansativo

[@HobimAkvaryum]

Simple focused videos👍🏼

[@AquariumPlantLab]

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[@jenkinsgenetia6708]

So if the moss is gonna be put in the aquarium how can we remove the fertilizer substance in the moss?

[@AquariumPlantLab]

A quick rinse in fresh water is a good idea 👍

[@vaguthunmark5601]

Thanks for sharing your experiments, in all of your updates please do mention how many days its took from the start.

[@AquariumPlantLab]

Good suggestions :)

[@batsoupp]

What can i use thats fish safe

[@RedTheErik]

You also moved the cups much much closer to the lights. This also has a great impact.

[@AquariumPlantLab]

I did but I also raised up the lights

[@akaaquarium3689]

Great video 👍🏻

[@AquariumPlantLab]

Thanks!

[@noahlee7272]

How do you keep the java moss so green?

[@AquariumPlantLab]

Nitrogen! Make sure to provide a sufficient amount of fertilizer for healthy growth :)

[@mae1813]

You said not fish safe fertilizer, will it be OK to use them in my fish tank if I buy? When they are ready to sell do you throttle back the ferts? Love the plants but gotta think of my fish first.

[@AquariumPlantLab]

all of the plants that I grow in hydroponic nutrient solution get a rinse in fresh water before sale. Moss included. 😊 Also worth pointing out that most commercial aquarium plant farms grow hydroponically too.

[@kaitangtseng7719]

For Hydroponic fertillize do you need to wash it before adding the moss to your fish tank? Since its deadly to fish.

[@AquariumPlantLab]

I always give my hydroponically grown plants a quick rinse in clean water before adding to my tanks. All of the plants I sell come pre rinsed :)

[@noahlee7272]

Also how long did it take for it to go from your first video growth to this one?

[@AquariumPlantLab]

Was about 4 months. But as mentioned this setup really didn't work that well. I have other videos with methods that worked better 👍

[@JJoeisCooking]

Why don't you grow them under water? Isn't that the most natural way for Java moss to grow?

[@IpodTouchTakeOver]

I’m assuming not safe for fish = also not safe for amphibians??

[@AquariumPlantLab]

I wouldn’t use any ferts with any kind of livestock unless it is specifically made for use with livestock 👍

[@thelarryle]

You said don't use this with your fish since it's highly toxic - so it's okay to use it to grow your moss...but then you rinse it before you put it into a tank?

[@AquariumPlantLab]

@@thelarryle yes just give the moss a rinse if you’re concerned

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