Transitioning from high tech to low tech!

HI I've been transitioning a tank to lowtech I've been slowly removing the plants that require a little extra maintenance. I just wanna make sure my tank is going to be able to last without CO2 and high light. I have substrate ferts and dose liquid ferts when I do a water change. (It's just been too expensive to keep up dosing liquid ferts)
I currently have
Java moss
Wisteria
Blue hygro
Italian Val
Cabomba carolinia
Frogbit
Anubias
Will these survive in low light without co2 dosing?

 

What kind of light do you have? Except for the cabomba, the rest are low-medium light plants and should do fine without CO2.

 

As el337 stated, its all about which light you have if its too powerful the plants won't be able to outcompete without the co2 and you will have a big algae bloom. Also pictures are always appreciated!

 

One of my lights is just the light that came with the tank so I think it's called a compact fluorescent. I have a small high power LED in the front right and in the middle I have a DIY led light made with low power display LEDs mainly for just customizing the colour. I forgot to mention I also have apogostamon crisps I think it's called?

 

I haven't heard of that other plant, but if it is a crypt (I'm assuming that was a typo) it should be fine with low/medium light. Without knowing the power of the diy and CFL light I won't be able to tell you if its too much, but id definitely take off the "high power" LED. Hope this helps!

 

My bad the name of the plant is aponogeton crispus and I'll take of the High power LED thanks!

EDIT: I mixed it up with pogostemon

 

Yeah, if you have excess algae growth take off the diy light. Also don't just stop Co2, try to slowly turn it down or you will get a large algae bloom. By the way love the tank, keep us updated!

 

K sounds good! thanks for the help

 

Happy to help, Good luck!