How to SAVE Melting Aquarium Plants and Get Rid of Algae!!!

The light on this planted tank was left on full power for a week!!! This completely wrecked the tank and melted a lot of my aquarium plants. In this video I'll show you one way that you can usually save a planted tank from this kind of situation. This can save you loads of money on plants and save you time from having to replant your planted aquarium.
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[@AquariumPlantLab]

I sell aquarium plants! All sales help support this channel. Here’s a link to my website 🌱 nwaquahobby.com

[@Dylan-ok6ft]

Been there with a stopped timer before! Thanks for sharing this tip to reduce algae and recover plants!

[@fbasantajr]

Wil you be adding any fertilizer? Thank you from NYC

[@AquariumPlantLab]

Not to this one. Since it has a dirted substrate the plants shouldn’t need it. If they appear nutrient deficient then I may add some but I doubt that will be necessary :)

[@wabsaf]

hello friend asks how do you treat the white algae in emerged? Thank you

[@TamNguyen811]

how come you didn't get any hair algae with that level of water? I tried it but I got lots of hair algae in the water. :(

[@byz513]

I know why you left the lights 🚥 on. Cuz you wanted a challenge after your vakay 😉

[@AquariumPlantLab]

“Ooops” 😂