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Why we need to think before remove aquatic weeds from lake
There’s more to aquatic plants than just adding beautiful colors to the pond – they are also responsible for maintaining the balance of the pond or lake’s ecosystem. The biological filtration system of these aquatic plants is effective in getting rid of ammonia, nitrogen and different minerals that contribute to the proliferation of algae.
Why Do We Need to Know This?
Normally, articles would just go right away and suggest that you grab that aquatic weed harvester and get rid of these plants right away. Well, that’s fine as well, but the thing is not all aquatic plants are harmful to the organisms living in the lake or pond.
When Does an Aquatic Plant Become Unwanted? When not properly taken care of, these aquatic plants can take over the pond. This is when it becomes unwanted because it creates an environment that’s difficult for aquatic animals and other organisms to live in. When getting rid of unwanted aquatic plants, it is crucial to remove most, if not all, of it. Owners who have effective and efficient equipment such as the Jenson Lake Mower and the Jenson Rake in their shed are so lucky because these can get the job done with the least amount of effort.
Tools of the Trade
One need not use harmful chemicals to remove unwanted aquatic plants because the Jenson Lake Mower can scoop out pests from the deep parts of the lake while the Jenson Rake pushes them to the shore for easy disposal. For inquiries about the tools, weed control tools, and so on, please check out www.lakemower.com or send an email via info@lakemower.com. We can also be reached via (512) 393-5074