Bulla care guide

Preventive Care for Bulla Plants

Water:

• Maintain water level at 2/3 of the tank's height for plants with well-developed roots.
• Water change frequency varies depending on water type and temperature.
• For instance, if using filtered water, less frequent water changes are required compared to tap water, which contains high levels of limescale.
• As a general rule, replace a portion of the water every 14 days with tap water and once a month with filtered water.
• Avoid exposing water to direct sunlight. This can lead to temperature spikes, potentially cooking the plants and creating an environment for algae growth.

Fertilization:

• Like any living organism, plants need nutrients to thrive. Use a plant-specific fertilizer, either liquid or soluble, following the manufacturer's instructions.

Lighting:

• The underwater light provides a stunning effect. Limit its use to no more than 12 consecutive hours.

Additional Tips:

• Regularly trim overgrown leaves to maintain plant health and aesthetics.
• Remove dead leaves and debris promptly to prevent water quality deterioration.
• If using tap water, consider using a water conditioner to remove chlorine and other harmful substances.
• Monitor water parameters regularly, including temperature, pH, and ammonia levels.
• Adjust maintenance routines based on the specific needs of your plants and the overall health of the aquarium ecosystem.

Translation:

• Preventive Care: Regular maintenance prevents potential problems from arising later.
• Water: Maintain water level at 2/3 of the tank's height for plants with well-developed roots. Water change frequency varies depending on water type and temperature. For instance, if using filtered water, less frequent water changes are required compared to tap water, which contains high levels of limescale. As a general rule, replace a portion of the water every 14 days with tap water and once a month with filtered water. Avoid exposing water to direct sunlight. This can lead to temperature spikes, potentially cooking the plants and creating an environment for algae growth.
• Fertilization: Like any living organism, plants need nutrients to thrive. Use a plant-specific fertilizer, either liquid or soluble, following the manufacturer's instructions.
• Lighting: The underwater light provides a stunning effect. Limit its use to no more than 12 consecutive hours.
• Additional Tips: Regularly trim overgrown leaves to maintain plant health and aesthetics. Remove dead leaves and debris promptly to prevent water quality deterioration. If using tap water, consider using a water conditioner to remove chlorine and other harmful substances. Monitor water parameters regularly, including temperature, pH, and ammonia levels. Adjust maintenance routines based on the specific needs of your plants and the overall health of the aquarium ecosystem.