ThriveC All-in-One Liquid Aquarium Plant Fertilizer

I love this! The quality is very nice, its nutrients helps my plants grow and keep my tank color clear with the liquid being yellowish. My tank I thriving with this. Definitely worth the money!

I think it's the best stuff going.It has all the elements my plants need

After using this fertilizer for about 6 months now I can say this is some good stuff. My plants are looking so good the employees at the fish store have been asking me what then heck I'm doing to make my plants look so good.It's super easy to dose just 1 pump per 5 gallons of water. And it's safe for the fish.

I bought this to fertilize my low tech 10g. I started off doing half recommend dosage, and then eventually switched to full dosages after a month or two. The growth has been INSANE. I love this fertilizer, and paired with some good root tabs - my tank plants have taken off. I included some before and after photos, taken only a month or two apart, I literally adore this fert.

Pump arrived broken. It still works but I have to get closer and be more careful when using it.

I really love this, I didn't have any issues with the pump starting out but about 2 months of use, the pump has started to have issues. My plants really love this and are thriving!

Just started using it so time will tell, but the bottle is nice and pump is easy to use. Less messy than other fertilizers

Product looks great, it’s exactly what I need for my tank. Only problem I have is the pump came broken…

I bought the low tech Thrive C and it worked well on my low tech 10 gallon nano tank. Shortly after, I added CO2 and wished I had gotten a different fertilizer. However, after comparing the different thrive products guaranteed analysis, I realized that the Thrive+ was basically the same but more concentrated. As of now, I use one pump of the Thrive C about every 36 hours (~2 pumps in 3 days). Along with some root tabs the plants are doing great (and frankly I think it's more to do with the Thrive C.The tank needing a manicure. I cut back plants at least once a week.

I was using fertilizer capsules before for my aquarium plants. It was not a fun process to stick them in the sand beneath each plant. This is so much easier, because I just pump it in when I do my weekly water change. When I started using this, I had only two of these little plants floating around. Now, look how they have multiplied! All my aquarium plants are thriving and this product has become a staple for me.

Works great! It’s the only fertilizer I use on my low tech tank

I recently got back into the hobby and purchased Thrive C for my low-tech planted tank. My plants are thriving and look really healthy! I dose 0.75 ml once a week in my 3.6 gallon tank, and it seems like the perfect amount - there’s been no algae growth, and nitrates stay stable around 5-10 ppm.

Ordered specifically for the carbon content and what I received specifically does not contain carbon. 100% false advertising...

Received with a broken pump cap. Kind of annoying.....

Did not harm my parameters. I use only half of the suggested dose because I am afraid to harm my fish.Went from zero to lush in 2 months.

Wow what a difference this has made in my tank?!!! Pictures show how beautiful my plants are!

Was recommended to me by someone who is heavy into aquatic plants (growing and selling) this is what she uses so I am using now myself. My plants are about a month old now and are really liking this stuff!

I started using Thrive C months ago and waited to see how well it worked before writing this review. I can say if you use an aqua soil and this stuff, your fish will be happy and you plants will boom with growth.The first two pics are before and after in my 2.5G long tank, taken about two months apart. I planted the tank with tissue culture plants and use a Nicrew Classic 12" light on 30% power for 12 hrs a day. I change one gallon of water a week and add 8 drops of Thrive C to the change water with 6 drops of Prime water conditioner. The last pic I just took while writing this review. It's now time to get in there and clean the plants up a bit!

Plants have grown exponentially since adding.

It is complete low tech fertilizer for my Planted Fishtank.

I was looking for a good fertilizer for my plants and decided to try this one. Let me just say that I am very impressed. One pump once a week after a partial water change is all I need for my 6 gallon betta tank. I had dosed my first pump last Monday and to my surprise, my Anubias sprouted a leaf the next day. I dosed again yesterday after a water change, and upon checking up on my betta just now, another one of my Anubias plants is sprouting a new leaf. My java fern is growing plantets like crazy and this was all due to using this fert for the past two weeks. Before this, I was using flourish for years without much growth. One thing I will have to say though is that I haven’t seen any pearling like others have claimed but as long as my plants are growing, it’s totally fine by me.

Just started using ThriveC in my 20-gal tank w/a 25% water change today, and noticed a couple of hour later that my plants are all pearling - I've never seen this in my low tech tank with other biocarbon supplements.

This stuff is absolutely perfect for those of us with medium tech setups. I was able to completely ditch the full Seachem planted line and still maintain my target nutrient levels, dosing twice weekly. I have observed that growth has certainly increased, especially the Anubias nana that is now putting out 1 -2 new leaves per week, and my Java Moss that has simply exploded. I run pressurized Co2 with medium par lighting, inert gravel and root tabs in this tank. I just pulled out water wisteria from the center and planted Cryptocoryne Undulata so we will see how that likes the ThriveC and update later.Edit: 1.5 years later and this stuff still amazes me. I’m getting a consistent and moderate growth with no issues. I’ve also started a bowl with no CO2 and it’s doing phenomenal.