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Well darn @addy1 that was a nice looking tree!
That is a huge tree to die without cause or warning. Do you think it might just be format for the year?
Well darn @addy1 that was a nice looking tree!
It will balance eventually. You need some pond sedges like rushes, water irises, and grasses to help clean your pond. It will take time to grow large clumps. In the mean time keep filters clean so pumps run well.As you can see it's still green and not sure why. No improvement water-wise. Starting to come along. Not as nice as most of yours. View attachment 110603
Did you grow them from seed yourself if so any tricks and tips you can share? Knave a bunch that I need to start.My lotus that was from seed last year is sending up lots of leaves
So, I think I fixed my bog. (No fingers crossed emoji?)
As I posted in another topic, I removed my hosta a few days ago. It was in the general area of the problem, and as I removed it, a mat of roots came with it. It's been a couple days and I don't seem to be having the issue, but a few more days and I'll know for sure.
The hosta was doing a fantastic job filtering with all those roots. I could've chopped it up and replanted it, but I'm going to be replacing it with a native plant.
Yes I have a large bog filter and I have never cleaned the pond with the exception of string algae removal. I have water grasses planted through the pond to filter out wastes. Have had no issues as of yet but I know my fish load is high and I will have to give in and cut it back this year.Your big pond is wonderful @ROW FISH and I love all those plants you have growing in there. It all grows so lush, like a forest for your fish to swim through! You must not ever have to clean the bottom w/a net or anything. Looks really clear! You have a bog right?
Yes I have a large bog filter and I have never cleaned the pond with the exception of string algae removal. I have water grasses planted through the pond to filter out wastes. Have had no issues as of yet but I know my fish load is high and I will have to give in and cut it back this year.
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