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Aquascape EcoTabs Fertilizer

EcoTabs Fertilizer feeds aquatic plants for up to 30 to 45 days.

EcoTabs™ 12 Tabs - (Discontinued)
EcoTabs™ 25 Tabs - (Discontinued)
EcoTabs™ 100 Tabs - (Discontinued)

These items have been discontinued because there are updated products available. The replacements can be found here.
Aquatic Plant Fertilizer Tablet
Aquascape Aquatic Plant Fertilizer Tablets (10-20-10) 36 count
List Price: $12.98
Our Price: $10.38
You save $2.60!

Aquascape Pond Plant Fertilizer feeds all types of aquatic plants including water lilies. Unlike other pond tablets that feed
for only two weeks, Aquascape Pond Plant Fertilizer provides an initial quick-release of nutrients that insure proper growth and
longer lasting blooms for up to 45 days.
One Year Aquatic Plant Fertilizer
Aquascape One Year Aquatic Plant Fertilizer (13-13-13 w/Micronutrients) 500g
List Price: $19.98
Our Price: $15.98
You save $4.00!

Aquascape Once-a-Year Plant Fertilizer contains a complete time-released fertilizer that will help maximize plant growth and increase flower production all in one single application. Why fertilize every few weeks when you can do it once a year?
Aquatic Plant Fertilizer Tablets
Aquascape Aquatic Plant Fertilizer Tablets (10-20-10) 72 count
List Price: $21.98
Our Price: $17.58
You save $4.40!

Aquascape Pond Plant Fertilizer feeds all types of aquatic plants including water lilies. Unlike other pond tablets that feed
for only two weeks, Aquascape Pond Plant Fertilizer provides an initial quick-release of nutrients that insure proper growth and
longer lasting blooms for up to 45 days.
One Year Aquatic Plant Fertilizer 7 lb
Aquascape One Year Aquatic Plant Fertilizer (13-13-13 w/Micronutrients) 3.2kg/7 lb
List Price: $109.98
Our Price: $87.98
You save $22.00!

Aquascape Once-a-Year Plant Fertilizer contains a complete time-released fertilizer that will help maximize plant growth and increase flower production all in one single application. Why fertilize every few weeks when you can do it once a year?