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Phosphate Binder

Phosphate Binder
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Product Code: Phosphate Binder
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A critical step in effective pond management & maintenance, this all natural powder formulation provides a non-chemical alternative to using aluminum sulphate (ALUM), to bind problem causing phosphates in pond water. It will also buffer pH, provide approximately 70 beneficial trace minerals, provide minor flocculation (settling) of mud and clay particles and aid in reducing ammonia.

  • Improve clarity
  • Reduce phosphates
  • Stimulate biological activity
  • Works great with bacteria

DOSAGE RATE:
3 - 5 pounds per acre-foot of water to lower phosphate levels.

Phosphorus is an important nutrient for aquatic plants. The amount found in water is generally not more than 0.1 ppm unless the water has become polluted from waste water sources or excessive fertilizer runoff. When phosphorus levels exceed what is required for normal pond health, a process called eutrophication or premature aging of a body of water can take place. If water quality problems are caused by high phosphorus, treatments of  with Phosphate Binder can be added. It works by binding reactive phosphorus at the molecular level and removing it from the water column. This removal helps to improve water quality in ponds and lakes.

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