DOOA WABI-KUSA Mist
- Innovative fertilizer for aquarium plants that grow above the water surface
- Repellent effect on pests
- Contains important nutrients
- Enhances the colour of the leaves
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Description
Wabi-Kusa Mist by DOOA is a liquid fertilizer for aquatic plants that above the water surface for example on the Wabi-Kusa Wall 60. The fertilizer contains important nutrients, has a repellent effect on pests and enhances the colour of the leaves of the Wabi-Kusa plants.
Usage
For a Wabi-Kusa area of 10 x 10 cm apply 5 pumps evenly over the leaves. Do not use the spray for submerged plants .
Features
- Innovative fertilizer for aquarium plants that grow above the water surface
- Repellent effect on pests
- Contains important nutrients
- Enhances the colour of the leaves
DOOA
The green of the plants and the dynamics of the water belong inseparably together!
DOOA tackles this concept like no other manufacturer in modern aquaristics. Staging plants into compositions in a tiny Wabi Kusa or a stunning Paludarium with numerous tropical plants; DOOA offers the tools and the right glass for all projects of this kind. Pausing to let the colour and power of nature into your soul. This philosophy is reflected in DOOA's minimalist and extremely high-quality products.
General information
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| EAN | 4537934580019 |
| Weight | 0,24 kg |
| Shipping weight | 0,30 kg |
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Effective on exposed roots of ephytic emersed plants, they look healtier. It does effectively enhances the colours of the leaves and seems to stimulate the propagation of mosses. (read more)