Easy Life 25 Root Sticks

Easy Life 25 Root Sticks

Nourish your aquatic plants directly at the source with Easy Life 25 Root Sticks. These highly nutrient-rich clay sticks are designed to provide long-lasting, targeted fertilization straight to the root systems of your aquarium plants. They are a fantastic addition for planted tank enthusiasts across the Ireland & UK looking to achieve lush, vibrant, and healthy underwater growth without the risk of clouding their water. Formulated with an optimal balance of essential nutrients, including iron, potassium, and magnesium, these sticks ensure that heavily rooted plants like Cryptocoryne, Echinodorus, and Vallisneria get exactly what they need to thrive. They are extremely easy to use—simply push them directly into the substrate near the base of the plant. The clay slowly releases its nutrients over time, preventing sudden spikes in water parameters and starving out nuisance algae.

Key Features:

• 25 nutrient-rich clay sticks for targeted root fertilization

• Essential for heavily rooted aquarium plants like Cryptocoryne and Echinodorus

• Slowly releases iron, potassium, magnesium, and trace elements

• Will not cloud the aquarium water or trigger unwanted algae growth

• Extremely easy to use; simply push into the gravel or soil near the plant roots

• Provides long-lasting nourishment for lush, vibrant aquatic plant growth

FAQs

How many root sticks do I need to use? As a general guide, 1 root stick is typically sufficient for approximately 15 square centimetres of aquarium substrate. For larger or particularly demanding plants, you can place one stick directly near the root base.

Will these sticks cloud my aquarium water? No, Easy Life Root Sticks are specially formulated from a special clay matrix that holds onto the nutrients and slowly releases them directly to the roots, ensuring your tank water remains crystal clear.

How often should I replace or add new sticks? Because they provide long-lasting, slow-release nourishment, you generally only need to replenish them every few months, or when you notice your rooted plants' growth beginning to slow down.