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I think its more important to note what your calcium and dKH levels are. If either one is too low, you are not going to see significant growth of coraline algae. It can only grow in an environment where there is significant Calcium that can be used to form the body of the coraline algae. And the calcium can only be utilized if the dKH value of the tank is kept at a steady and useful level for absorbtion of the calcium.
Brand of salt is kinda moot if their isn't enough calcium to form coraline.....
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