Seachem - Flourish Excel 100mL

Unlock the secret to thriving aquatic plants with Seachem - Flourish Excel 100mL, the ultimate organic carbon source for your aquarium. This bioavailable organic carbon not only supports optimal photosynthesis but also enhances plant growth, ensuring your underwater garden flourishes beautifully. All plants require carbon, typically sourced from CO2. However, Flourish Excel serves as an effective alternative, providing essential nutrients derived from simple organic compounds. It's perfect for aquarists seeking to promote lush, vibrant foliage without compromising water quality. This product pairs wonderfully with CO2 injection systems, allowing you to achieve the best of both worlds—enhanced oxygen levels and healthier plants. Ideal for those times when CO2 injection could lead to low pH levels, Flourish Excel is your reliable companion in maintaining the perfect balance for your aquatic ecosystem. Additionally, its iron-reducing properties facilitate the absorption of ferrous iron (Fe+2), which is vital for plant health and development. Experience less algae growth and more vibrant aquatic life with this essential addition to your aquarium care routine. Elevate your aquatic gardening experience with Seachem - Flourish Excel 100mL today!

Flourish Excel is a source of bioavailable organic carbon. All plants require a source of carbon. This is typically obtained from CO2, but, may also be derived from simple organic compounds (such as photosynthetic intermediates). The use of either CO2 injection or Flourish Excel does not necessarily negate the use of the other. Because the processes of producing photosynthetic intermediates and building onto them occur simultaneously, one can derive a substantial benefit with the use of Flourish Excel either alone or in conjunction with CO2 . The combination is particularly ideal for situations when continuing to add CO2 could result in dangerously low pH levels. Flourish Excel also has iron reducing properties which promote the ferrous state of iron (Fe+2), which is more easily utilized by plants than ferric iron (Fe+3).