eheim canister filter modle 2215

according to the mfr it's suggested for tanks UP TO 93g with a maximum gph of 164gph.
What size tank are you trying to put it on? I myself highly overfilter both of my tanks, so if you were wanting to use it on a smaller tank I'd say prefilter the intake to reduce the output and if you find it "blowing" the substrate & inhabitants then try aiming the outtake towards the back of the tank wall (I've found doing this with spray bars enables me to run strong canisters without harm to the discus I keep, but enables me to utilize the filtration turnover rate and medias that I desire).

 

I'm sure it'd be fine in any of those sized tanks...if it's too strong simply aim the outtake at the back wall and prefilter the intake.

Also, filtration isn't always needed for a planted tank...if you put enough plant's they'll act as a filter in itself.

As for the bogwood, the reddish tint you describe is called tannins. Harmless, can be removed by either boiling the wood ahead of time or adding carbon to remove it from the water.
How Long For Tannins to be Released from Drift Wood

 

I wouldn't start with co2 unless your really running into trouble.
Start with a good substrate such as the eco-complete planted (black)...plant whatever you plan on keeping...utilize the appropriate wattage of light which will depend on what your planting...and if you have heavy root feeders such as sword type plants then place a root tab (api/seachem) beneath/nearby it's roots just under the soil.

Give it about a week and see how they are doing, if you plan on adding/trying anything to start with I'd go with Seachem Flourish before getting into co2 (especially with being a first timer on plants).

Why get more involved than you need ... more involved = more expense!

 

You got it
and also a good source for plants....if their not stem plants or bulbs...then a good root system is vital!