How does aquarium water help plants' growth in the garden?

If you have both an aquarium or a garden (or just a few houseplants) you should consider using the waste water from the aquarium on your plants. In addition to fish wastes and decaying fish food particles the water also contains helpful bacteria and trace nutrients that can help your plants thrive. read more

The simple answer is, that the aquarium water has nutrients in it that will help the plants grow. When changing water I sometimes use the water I’ve removed to water my houseplants. However, you have to watch out what type of soil has been used, because sometimes, it will grow little yellow mushrooms. read more

In many cases the water removed from the tank can be applied to house or garden plants rather than poured down the drain. Water changes are done to a fish tank to remove excess chemicals and other materials that could harm the fish if allowed to build up. read more

At the same time, the plants take in carbon dioxide for photosynthesis and release oxygen, which help sustain plant and animal life. Some care and attention are needed to make aquarium plants grow. They respond well to the proper light, food and temperature. read more