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Need Help,
I have a 1-acre pond, 2yrs old, with an approx. 3acre watershed. Grass is well established and had no problems last year with water clarity.
The only thing different is that I lowered the level 2ft. this spring to install a new overflow system. I now realize I lost my most fertile water. I cont. to fert. but can't clear it .
Looking for help and thoughts on using alum products.
Randy
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Just wait it out.....if it was clear before it will clear again. Don't waste your money on alum, it will work, but why use it and risk a fish kill if you don't need to.
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Describe the water clarity. What's the visibility? Fertilzer is used to creat an algae bloom which will decrease visibility not increase it. Stop fertilizing if visibility is between 12 & 18 inches. You're headed for a fish kill if vis. is below 12" & you're still fertilizing!
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