Does Baby Tears Need Co2?
Once Dwarf Baby Tears Are Established in Your Tank (Again, I Suggest the Dsm), They're Pretty Low Maintenance. Well, Relatively Speaking. You're Still Going to...
Once dwarf baby tears are established in your tank (again, I suggest the DSM), they're pretty low maintenance. Well, relatively speaking. You're still going to need to dose liquid fertilizers, run your CO2, and keep your lights on at least 12 hours per day.
How do you take care of baby dwarf tears?
Care. Dwarf Baby Tears need a fine-grained substrate rich in nutrients and minerals, especially iron. The plant is sensitive to iron deficiency and will display yellowish leaves if there is not enough iron in the tank. They will do best with CO2 supplementation and constant fertilization to help accelerate growth rate.
Are baby tears easy growing aquarium?
Baby Tears is a relatively easy to grow, medium light stem plant. ... Its delicate, small, round leaves will add texture to any aquarium and and contrast nicely against larger-leafed plants. Baby Tears makes a great foreground to midground plant due to its smaller size.
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