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Update to my thread. The good news: Phosphorous binder treatment may have worked, and there is very little new filamentous algae growing. There are clumps of old algae that wash up that I continue to rake out. https://forums.pondboss.com/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=574013#Post574013The bad news: Now there is curly leaf pondweed explosion! Not sure if it is too late to apply Fluridone? Maybe I will try spot treatments with Aquathol K and then revisit Fluridone in the fall if there is still a problem. If you don't have flowing water into/out of the pond it's not too late to use Fluridone. A 10 ppb dose will do it.
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