Phosphorous Control

Phosphorous is the nutrient most responsible for waterbody eutrophication, which can lead to massive algae blooms and weed outbreaks. Removing nutrients from your water may be an effective solution. Phosphates come into the pond from leaves, twigs, grass clippings, fish waste, other organic matter and storm runoff, which carries fertilizers and other contaminants.

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High levels of phosphates can cause toxic algae blooms, rampant weed growth, and overall poor water quality, which causes significant disruptions to an aquatic ecosystem.