will plant fertilizer kill fish 5 in 1 Plant fertilizer

will plant fertilizer kill fish 5 in 1 Plant fertilizerProduct Overview The Aquatic Remedies 5in1 Plant Fertilizer Pack includes five liquid components (each ~60 ml, total ~290300 ml): Plant Food supplies essential macronutrients: Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium for vigorous growth Plant Health Formula (Macro + micro nutrients) delivers vital minerals like chelated iron, zinc, cobalt, boron for plant immunity and coloration K++ potassium + manganese supplement to enhance leaf vigor and pigmentation Phyto

🌿 Product Overview

The Aquatic Remedies 5‑in‑1 Plant Fertilizer Pack includes five liquid components (each ~60 ml, total ~290–300 ml):

1. Plant Food – supplies essential macronutrients: Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Potassium for vigorous growth
2. Plant Health Formula (Macro + micro nutrients) – delivers vital minerals like chelated iron, zinc, cobalt, boron for plant immunity and coloration
3. K++ – potassium + manganese supplement to enhance leaf vigor and pigmentation
4. Phyto Carb – a liquid carbon source (CO₂ substitute) that boosts photosynthetic activity
5. Micro Life S2 – beneficial bacterial suspension to balance ecosystem health for both plants and fish.
   

📦 Volumes & Variants

• Commonly found as 60 ml each bottle, total ~300 ml (5 × 60 ml) 
• Another variation includes 60 ml each of five components, or total 290 ml depending on listing 
• Larger versions are also sold, e.g. 220 ml or higher per component in premium 5‑in‑1 combos 

🧪 Composition Details

• Macros: nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), potassium (K) for growth
• Micronutrients: chelated iron, zinc, cobalt, boron, copper, manganese for color, plant health, deficiency correction
• Carbon supplement: Phyto Carb for enhanced photosynthesis
• Bacteria: Micro Life S2 promotes biological balance in aquarium ecosystem
  
  

📏 Usage & Dosing

• Typical dosing is 2 ml per 100 litres daily, or 10 ml per 100 litres twice a week if dosing bi‑weekly
• Daily dosing is generally preferred for consistent nutrient supply