In this week’s video we’ll talk about pH in your pond and why it’s important to know what it is.
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Here’s some additional tips regarding pH.
Month: August 2009
Pond Algae Solutions Is Now On Twitter And Facebook
For those of you who read our blog updates here with regularity, I wanted to let you know that we can now be found in several other places online. That’s right, we are now tweeting and posting great pond related information on Twitter and Facebook. Twitter, in case you don’t know, is a place where … Read more
Getting The Most Out Of Your Natural Pond Treatments
One of the most useful tools for dealing with a number of pond water quality and unwanted plant growth problems is beneficial bacteria. We talk about it a lot on this site and have long been amazed at what it can do for the overall health of a pond.
We get emails quite often on it’s “magical” qualities, but really, it’s not magic at all, it’s just good biology put into practice.
How Mother Nature Affects Your Pond Algae Problem
There’s no question about it. A pond is not a static creature by any means. When you have fish and plants, the pond literally comes noticeably alive.
These notable critters, and even many that you can’t see create a dynamic in a pond that’s ever changing.
We’ve had an odd summer here in Iowa with very moderate and comfortable temperatures in the 70’s and low 80’s interspersed with some really hot and humid days. And we’ve had some nice sunny days, mixed with some heavy rains. Ya gotta love the variety!
And as they say, if you don’t like the weather in Iowa, just wait a minute, it will change.
Mother Nature can add another dimension to the equation as well and she’s the topic of this week’s video.