Replanting

I did a replant a few weeks ago and the plants were going strong and thriving. After the replant however they seem to not be doing as well even after a few weeks, especially my italian val. Is this normal or is there a water quality problem? My substrate is flourite red, no CO2, and I am not dosing

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Permalink Reply by Jhonsel on July 26, 2013 at 11:57pm
Sinced you uprooted all of your plants and replanted your tank it might take awhile for the plants to root themselves to the substrate again.
Permalink Reply by Peter on July 27, 2013 at 4:02pm
Wen u uproot a plant again takes a bit to re adjust but they should go back to normal in time

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