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Sounds like readings from a KH test kit. KH measures
the alkalinity of the pond water. I like to keep the KH at close to 140. Or a pH of 8.4... I add baking soda to get the KH reading up. One cup of Baking Soda to 1,000 gallons of water. Only add one cup at a time each day until you have reached the 120 (in your case) mark. Instructions: Mix a cup of Baking Soda in a couple of cups of pond water. Drizzle the mixture around the pond then water the pond to mix the BS in .... VBG Hope this helps. Nedra http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pines/4836 http://community.webshots.com/user/nedra118 "*muffin*" wrote in message ... my ph test kit says that 7.0 on the reading is neutral. above is alkaline....... but, some 'things' (like koizyme) want an alkalinity as a minimum of 80 preferred is 100-120. where/how do you get those readings???????/ |
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