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Originally Posted by dom
Yes. It is fertile soil. But it is not contained very high fert. But just some neccessary mineral and nutrien for the root to grow. You can use it as base fert if you want to. But then, if you are using the whole set of ADA. And Amazonia, Africana and Malayan playing as a role of soil instead of base fert.
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Hi Dom
I thought this is how those people using ADA soil (Power sand and amazonia) setup their tank.
The bottom will be Powersand and the top layer will be Amazonia. Correct me if I am wrong.
That's the reason why I thought this applicable for Sera as well.
After listen to Stan and Ari comment then I knew that Sera is different from ADA soil (i.e. Amazonia).
Thanks anyway.