Unique algae control in the pond using bacteria
Nutrient-degrading bacteria in a stable, constant form begin to work and multiply immediately upon contact with water and remain active for a long time.
They remove nutrients for algae – especially phosphates – from the water, thus effectively combating unwanted algae in the garden pond based on the principle of nutrient competition. Algae growth is suppressed, and their population is reduced for a long time.
Prevention against so-called algal blooms is achieved.
It contains bacteria and a medium for their reproduction, which absorb the nutrients of unwanted algae (such as phosphates) and thus combat them biologically through nutrient competition.
The activity of the bacteria decreases after about one month. After one month, the product is not discarded, as it is the highly effective filter material sera siporax, whose lifespan is practically unlimited, and it can remain in the filter as a biological filter material.
