API Pond PH Up Pond Water PH Raising Solution

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Solution that raises the pH level of your pond water.
Neutralizes acid substances that contribute to low pH.
Contains no algae-promoting phosphates to keep your water clean and clear.
Nitrate-free formula will not cloud or color your water.
Safe for even the most delicate pond fish and aquatic plants.

Make your outdoor area more hospitable with API Pond pH Up Pond Water pH Raising Solution. This solution raises the pH level of your pond water by making it more alkaline and safer for fish and aquatic plants. It also neutralizes acid substances that contribute to low pH. This phosphate-free formula contains no algae-promoting phosphates and will not cloud or color your water. Maintain a healthy environment for your plants and underwater friends with API Pond pH Up Pond Water pH Raising Solution.

Specifications

Item Number	165858
Weight	1.25 pounds
Aquarium Type	Pond
Season	N/A
Made In	United States
Sourced From	United States
Fish Type	Koi & Pond Fish

Precautions

It’s important to test the pH when using pH UP. pH should be raised no more than 0.5 units every 24 hours. Do no treat the pond more than once every 24 hours. Plants and algae cause a temporary increase in pH in the afternoon, therefore, pH should be tested in the morning to obtain the lowest reading. For ornamental pond use only.

Test the pH level of the pond water with an API POND WIDE RANGE PH TEST KIT. Using the dosing cap on the bottle, add 10 ml (2 tsp.) of pH up for each 50 U.S. gallons (190 L) of pond water. For best results, add to water flow. Wait 24 hours, then test pH again. Repeat treatment as necessary. Tip: pH UP works by slowly neutralizing acidic substances that cause low pH in pond water. Its important to test the pH when using pH UP. pH should be raised no more than .5 units every 24 hours. Do not treat the pond more than once every 24 hours. Plants and algae cause a temporary increase in pH in the afternoon, therefore, pH should be tested in the morning to obtain the lowest reading.