
Are ALL the FISH in My Pond DEAD? (Bad News)
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Date: 2019-09-08
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lannadelarosa
Spread a bag of pollinator wildflower seeds and in 2-3 months you have a whole lot of bee food. Most of them are annuals but they will reseed in place. Don't make my mistake and try to sow 500 sq ft of seeds within 50 square feet. That overcrowding led to powdery mildew and I had to cut it all down. Give your seeds some splace to grow into big flowers. Wal-mart, Home Depot, etc. all sell these bags of wildflower seeds in their garden center. If you are down south with mild winters, it's best to spread the seeds in the fall. If you get harsh winters, you might wait until spring.
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Spread a bag of pollinator wildflower seeds and in 2-3 months you have a whole lot of bee food. Most of them are annuals but they will reseed in place. Don't make my mistake and try to sow 500 sq ft of seeds within 50 square feet. That overcrowding led to powdery mildew and I had to cut it all down. Give your seeds some splace to grow into big flowers. Wal-mart, Home Depot, etc. all sell these bags of wildflower seeds in their garden center. If you are down south with mild winters, it's best to spread the seeds in the fall. If you get harsh winters, you might wait until spring.
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Assaulter Gaming
Hey flair I just thought of something that might save your pond of algae do you remember going to anyone house and seeing them little sucker fish suckers that are supposed to clean the tank of algae. Well try to buy a crap ton of the smaller ones and release them and they have LITTERLY all the food they will ever need while keeping the pond clean Ive also have put a fish pond in a backyard and he kept them sucker fish in there to keep it clean for he does not need to clean it as often, I just remembered that and maybe it will work maybe its worth a shot?
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Hey flair I just thought of something that might save your pond of algae do you remember going to anyone house and seeing them little sucker fish suckers that are supposed to clean the tank of algae. Well try to buy a crap ton of the smaller ones and release them and they have LITTERLY all the food they will ever need while keeping the pond clean Ive also have put a fish pond in a backyard and he kept them sucker fish in there to keep it clean for he does not need to clean it as often, I just remembered that and maybe it will work maybe its worth a shot?
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WesleyAPEX
If you put Creek Chubs and Shiners in and still have an algae problem you could put hydrilla and coontail in but thats a last ditch effort. Putting hydrilla and coontail in will combat the algae by outcompeting it. Obviously a pond free of weeds is ideal but if i had to pick between a pond full of algae or a pond full of hydrilla Id rather have the hydrilla. Bass love hiding in it and the fry hide in it and it oxygenates the water by releasing bubbles. Theres a lot of things you can do to rid your pond of the algae but dont fall for the carp trick.
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If you put Creek Chubs and Shiners in and still have an algae problem you could put hydrilla and coontail in but thats a last ditch effort. Putting hydrilla and coontail in will combat the algae by outcompeting it. Obviously a pond free of weeds is ideal but if i had to pick between a pond full of algae or a pond full of hydrilla Id rather have the hydrilla. Bass love hiding in it and the fry hide in it and it oxygenates the water by releasing bubbles. Theres a lot of things you can do to rid your pond of the algae but dont fall for the carp trick.
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Eyes To Inspire
hey flair. as far as tomatoes go if you grow indeterminate tomato plants you don't need to space out your planting. they will flower, set fruit, and ripen all happening at the same time. if you plant determinate tomatoes then it makes sense to plant them spaced out with time because they will flower only. set fruit only. then the fruits will ripen only then the plant is done for the season. called a bumper crop. just a friendly tip bro. I'm enjoying your vids.
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hey flair. as far as tomatoes go if you grow indeterminate tomato plants you don't need to space out your planting. they will flower, set fruit, and ripen all happening at the same time. if you plant determinate tomatoes then it makes sense to plant them spaced out with time because they will flower only. set fruit only. then the fruits will ripen only then the plant is done for the season. called a bumper crop. just a friendly tip bro. I'm enjoying your vids.
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Fishin' With Kaleb
For Farming I prefer local crops, they seem to last longer than the Walmart plants and they're usually cheaper. Walmart doesn't seem to take care of their crops as often and I have noticed loads of termites and bugs. You should try and get locally grown resources, the crops usually grow better and taste better when ripe, I have noticed this when I stopped growing Walmart crops such as tomatoes.
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For Farming I prefer local crops, they seem to last longer than the Walmart plants and they're usually cheaper. Walmart doesn't seem to take care of their crops as often and I have noticed loads of termites and bugs. You should try and get locally grown resources, the crops usually grow better and taste better when ripe, I have noticed this when I stopped growing Walmart crops such as tomatoes.
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Dave Johnson
Hunt them cyotoyes at nite so makes it lil more difficult to find the call box and has to work a lil harder in return a lil bought time to get a better chance on getting cross hairs on him there predictors in my opinion there ganna keep coming back no matter what because of the farm eventually they will slip up an be there at the right time. maybe sum bait to might work
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Hunt them cyotoyes at nite so makes it lil more difficult to find the call box and has to work a lil harder in return a lil bought time to get a better chance on getting cross hairs on him there predictors in my opinion there ganna keep coming back no matter what because of the farm eventually they will slip up an be there at the right time. maybe sum bait to might work
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Brian Robinson
look into a Pond Weed Cutter. It's basically a V shaped blade that you throw out, let it sink to the bottom and then rip it back in and it cuts the weeds in your pond from the bottom, they float to the top and then you go out and drag the weeds from the surface out of the water and boom no more vegimitation in your pond. you can find them on Amazon for like 100
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look into a Pond Weed Cutter. It's basically a V shaped blade that you throw out, let it sink to the bottom and then rip it back in and it cuts the weeds in your pond from the bottom, they float to the top and then you go out and drag the weeds from the surface out of the water and boom no more vegimitation in your pond. you can find them on Amazon for like 100
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WesleyAPEX
Put a small fountain in the pond to keep the oxygen up. If your pond is small it would benefit from it. Ponds that have waterfalls or ponds that are big enough to have white cap waves dont need any extra aeration but yours may. Ponds that are upwards of 5 acres get whitecap waves on windy days and the rolling over of the waves will aerate the water.
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Put a small fountain in the pond to keep the oxygen up. If your pond is small it would benefit from it. Ponds that have waterfalls or ponds that are big enough to have white cap waves dont need any extra aeration but yours may. Ponds that are upwards of 5 acres get whitecap waves on windy days and the rolling over of the waves will aerate the water.
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Makin It Outdoors
Plant buck wheat for your bees as well as sour wood trees. Durana clover in the fall will reseed itself and last for years and crimson clover in the spring and summer. coyote barked because he got down wind of you. Get some up close pictures of the pond weeds send them to your county extension and the will help you manage your pond.
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Plant buck wheat for your bees as well as sour wood trees. Durana clover in the fall will reseed itself and last for years and crimson clover in the spring and summer. coyote barked because he got down wind of you. Get some up close pictures of the pond weeds send them to your county extension and the will help you manage your pond.
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