H2 Blu Pond Dye

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H2Blu is the professional way to bring a natural blue appearance back to your lake, pond, dam, fountain, water feature and other water bodies. It is odourless, safe and provides an attractive, beautifying effect to natural or man-made lakes, ponds, dams, fountains and other bodies of water. 

H2Blu is highly concentrated blend of colourants to colour lakes, ponds, dams, fountains, water features and other water bodies with a vibrant natural blue look, that is aesthetically pleasing. 

All aquatic plants and algae need sunlight to grow. Sunlight is used by aquatic plants and algae for photosynthesis. By reducing the amount of light penetration into and through the water column, H2Blu effectively reduces, suppresses and retards submerged aquatic plant and algae growth by inhibiting photosynthesis. H2Blu is designed to screen the light rays which the aquatic plants and algae require for growth.

As H2Blu reflects sunlight, it has the added benefit of keeping water temperatures lower than untreated water bodies. Lower average water temperatures, further suppress submerged aquatic plant and algae growth. Colder water holds more oxygen, which is beneficial for healthy fish and beneficial bacteria growth. H2Blu can also assists in reducing water pH fluctuations, the reduced light intensity reduces the risk of phytoplankton bloom, which in turn causes pH fluctuation and high pH in water. 

H2Blu is formulated with dispersants which cause the dye to be distributed uniformly throughout the water body, therefore the colour is deeper, the effect occurs much quicker and the longevity is enhanced. Reactants in H2Blu keep the colour in suspension and prevent the dye particles from sinking to the bottom of the water. 

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DOSAGE:

• As a Colourant - 1ml per 2000 litres
• As an Algae Suppressant - 7.5ml per 1000 litres

TO CALCULATE APPROXIMATE POND CAPACITY:
Length (m) x Width (m) x Average Depth. (measurements in metres x 1000 for litres). For More information for Round or Shaped Ponds is in the Help Centre.