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A recent Pond Boss article recommended pond alkalinity to be at or above 50 ppm. I had my pond tested and its alkalinity is 39 ppm. Knowing that if I raise the alkalinity more nutients will be freed, do I make the adjustment or let sleeping dogs lie? I'm inclined to "make the water happier" but don't want to tamper. The full results for the pool store water test are below.
Free Available Chlorine 0.09 ppm Total Chlorine 0.09 ppm Combined Chlorine 0 ppm pH Level 7.2 Calcium Hardness 0 ppm Total Alkalinity 39 ppm Cyanuric Acid/Stabilizer 2 ppm Copper 0 ppm Iron 0 ppm Nitrates 0 ppm Phosphates 99 ppb Total Dissolved Solids 0 ppm Saturation Index -1.5
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