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I suppose thats my next question can I just use regular powdered lime you put on your yard? For that matter can I just use the fertilizer from lowes in a bag for my yard and toss it in? I was always under the impression you were supposed to keep your yard fertilizer away from the water.
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Sure, you can do whatever you want. But it might not work out too well for your pond.
Do a search in the fertilizer section and you'll get more information than you need.
In short, use a high phosphate, low nitrogen fertilizer. Something around 10-40-0, with the higher the middle number the better. Use agricultural lime, not hydrated or quick lime for best results. Have you checked your alkalinity? If not, do so, and if it's over 20, forget the liming.
Check out the product sources here on Pond Boss and you should be able to find some fertilizer that will work great.
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