Posted on September 3, 2009 by thepondguy
Whether it’s floating or submerged, algae can turn a lake into a green mess in no time. It’s unsightly, it’s sometimes stinky and in extreme cases, it can cause…
Filed under: Algae Control, Algae Defense, Carbonate Hardness, Chara (Algae), Duckweed, Emergent Weeds, Fish Kill, Goldfish, Koi, Muck, MuckAway, Pond & Lake, Pond Clear, Pondweeds, Watermeal | Tagged: algae, Algae Control, algae defense, chara, controlling duckweed, fish kill, muck, muckaway, Pond Clear, PondClear, Watermeal | 17 Comments »
Posted on July 24, 2009 by thepondguy
Common duckweed, or Lemna minor, can take over a pond in no time. Growing in dense colonies in quiet, undisturbed water, these tiny free-floating plants, if left unchecked, will blanket a pond or lake over the course of several seasons…
Filed under: Duckweed, Pond & Lake | Tagged: controlling duckweed | 13 Comments »
Posted on March 27, 2009 by joemejia
Duckweed can take over a pond. This prolific grower can come from many sources although most commonly brought in on the [...]
Filed under: Duckweed, Pond & Lake | Tagged: controlling duckweed, Duckweed, nature's blue pond dye, pond dye, pondweed defense, pondweeds, redwing, whitecap | Leave a Comment »
Posted on June 24, 2008 by thepondguy
There are several things this could be: Algae, duckweed, watermeal or pollen. [...]
Filed under: Algae Control, Duckweed, Pollen, Pond & Lake, Watermeal | Tagged: algae, Duckweed, filamentous algae, film, green water, identifying algae, identifying duckweed, identifying pollen, identifying watermeal, oil slick, pea green allgae, planktonic algae, pollen, Watermeal | 5 Comments »
Posted on June 24, 2008 by joemejia
Duckweed and watermeal are very prolific growers and can cover a pond before you know it. When covering a pond it can look like algae, but up close you can see [...]
Filed under: Duckweed, Pond & Lake, Watermeal | Tagged: controlling duckweed, controlling watermeal, Duckweed, duckweed control, kill duckweed, kill watermeal, sonar, Watermeal, watermeal control, whitecap. white cap | 15 Comments »
