Early Spring Treatment Kits for Large Ponds
Early Spring Maintenance For Ponds up to 1/4 Acre
This year, don't let your large natural pond become a maintenance headache. Prevent it from becoming overgrown with submerged weeds or developing algae blooms later in the summer by proactively treating your pond early in the spring. If you are unsure what products you need to achieve a clear, healthy pond, then our Early Spring Large Pond Treatment Kits are the solution.
Our Early Spring Pond Treatment Kit contains the pond treatments that you need to get a head start on the most common issues that pond owners face.
All of the products in these kits are designed to work in the very cold water found in ponds early in the spring before other pond treatments are effective.
We have tested each of these products in our ponds, and found them to be the most effective treatments on the market. Each treatment in our Early Spring Large Pond Treatment Kits are complete with easy-to-follow instructions.

(1) 8 lb Pail of ClearLake Cold Water Clarifier - Enough to treat your pond in spring and fall!
(1) 4 pk of Lake Blue Dye Packs
(1) 4 lb Pail of Lake Phosphate Binder

(1) 8 lb Pail of ClearLake Cold Water Clarifier - Should be enough to treat your pond in spring and fall
(2) 4 pk of Lake Blue Dye Packs
(1) 8 lb Pail of Lake Phosphate Binder

(1) 24 lb Pail of ClearLake Cold Water Clarifier - Enough to treat your pond in spring and fall!
(1) 16 pk of Lake Blue Dye Packs
(1) 24 lb Pail of Lake Phosphate Binder
When cold weather hits, your pond or lake still needs attention. Water clarity issues and water imbalances are commonly caused by an abundance of organic debris from leaves, grass clippings, fish waste, and other plant material.
In the spring, when the water temperatures are too low for other pond treatments to work, ClearLake™ Cold Water Clarifier is designed to go to work immediately because it is formulated with cold water bacteria that thrive in water temperatures below 50°F/10°C. These bacteria digest organic debris suspended in the water column and on the bottom of your pond, allowing you to get a head start maintaining clear healthy water in your pond.
In the fall, your pond probably gets a large influx of leaves from deciduous trees that eventually sink to the bottom, adding organic matter that eventually turns to muck and sludge. Fortunately, the individually selected, beneficial bacteria strains in ClearLake™ Cold Water Clarifier work hard throughout the winter months to remove these leaves and twigs as well as other organic matter and fish waste.
ClearLake™ Cold Water Clarifier Benefits:
Block Sunlight, Reduces Algae & Submerged Weed Growth
Aquascape® Lake Blue Dye Packs safely dye water an attractive blue color to shade and protect lakes and large ponds. The easy-to-use water-soluble packs dose the water column evenly and make it easy to treat hard to reach areas. Aquascape Lake Blue Dye Packs significantly reduce submerged weed growth and maintenance while preventing and eliminating water quality issues. The treatment will effectively filter sunlight, cool water temperature, and help hide fish from predators. This treatment is for lake and large pond use only and may cause issues in smaller enclosed systems. Safe for fish, plants, and animals when used as directed.
Features:
No-Mess Water Soluble Packets
Convenient, water soluble packets make treating your pond a breeze. There’s no need to cut, tear, scoop or pour Lake Blue Pond Dye Packs, just throw the packets in your pond and let your water do the rest.
Fish, Plant & Wildlife Friendly
Lake Blue Dye Packs are completely safe for your fish, plants, pets and pond wildlife when used in accordance with label directions.
Aquascape® Lake Phosphate Binder Packs quickly bind large amounts of phosphate which otherwise cause issues with water quality and clarity in lakes and large ponds. This specially-formulated treatment will effectively reduce maintenance and bind orthophosphate. Simply toss the easy-to-use water-soluble packs directly into the water. The packs will dose the water column evenly and make it easy to treat hard to reach areas. This treatment is for lake and large pond use only and may cause issues, such as dangerous pH swings, in smaller enclosed systems. Safe for fish, plants, and animals when used as directed.
Features:
Directions For Use:
Fish, Plant & Wildlife Friendly
When used in accordance with label directions Lake Phosphate Binder Packs are completely safe for your fish, plants, pets and pond wildlife.
Gill Flukes (Dactylogyrus sp.) are found on fishes’ gills as well as their skin, where they feed on blood and mucous. They can lay up to 20 eggs per hour!
Gill Flukes (Dactylogyrus sp.) are found on fishes’ gills as well as their skin, where they feed on blood and mucous. They can lay up to 20 eggs per hour!
Covering 50%-65% of your pond’s surface with plants is recommended to help shade the pond and keep the water cool in the summer months. Plants also consume excess nutrients from the water reducing algae growth and help to maintain optimal water quality. These 'Clear Water Plants' are some of the best plants for maintaining a clear, healthy pond.
If you plan to keep koi in your pond, it should be at least 4’ deep to give them enough space to swim and develop properly.
The beautiful koi we see today originally started out as bland coloured carp that were raised for food in Japan. It wasn’t until the early 1800's when farmers began to notice interestingly coloured fish appearing in their rice paddies and began selectively bred for colour.
Although algae can be a pond owners worst problem, it has many potential benefits outside of the pond such as, a source for biofuels, fertilizers and nutritional supplements
Nualgi is a product that natural fights algae in your pond. Nualgi provides essential nutrients promote a diatom bloom. These invisible diatoms outcompete the algae in your pond for the nutrients they feed on. The algae soon starves causing the water to clear.
Most water lilies need at least 6 hours of direct sunlight a day to bloom, however there are some Shade Tolerant Water Lilies that will perform well in more shade and bloom quite well.
Costia is common microscopic parasite that is active in cool water. They are smaller than most parasites and are shaped like a comma when viewed under a microscope.
Performing regular, parial water changes is a great way to maintain optimal water quality. Changing 10%-15% of the pond water every week or 2, helps to flush out nitrates, tannins and other waste products while replenishing essential minerals.
Koi make wonderful pets for larger ponds. Because they can often grow up to 24” / 60 cm long (or even larger), they are not well suited to small ponds. Ideally, your pond should be a minimum of 48” / 122 cm deep to adequately house koi.
Pond Flocculants help to clear cloudy water by clumping small particles together so they can be trapped by your filter.
Frog and toad tadpoles are wonderful additions to ponds. Not only is it fun to watch them develop from tadpole to frog or toad, but they also consume copious amounts of algae