Pond Cleaning Using Bacillus subtilis
Using Bacillus subtilis to clean the bottom of the pond includes the following aspects:
Decomposing organic matter: Bacillus subtilis can decompose residues, feces, and organic matter at the bottom of the pool, converting them into nutrients in the water and avoiding the accumulation of organic waste in the pool.
Reducing organic matter oxygen consumption: By decomposing organic matter, Bacillus subtilis reduces the oxygen consumption of organic matter at the bottom of the pool, indirectly increasing the dissolved oxygen in the water body and helping to maintain good water quality.
Improving water quality: Bacillus subtilis can degrade pollutants such as nitrogen and phosphorus in water, reduce the production of harmful substances such as ammonia nitrogen and nitrite, and purify water quality.
Inhibiting harmful algae and bacteria: Bacillus subtilis can also inhibit the reproduction of harmful algae such as blue-green algae, kill or inhibit harmful bacteria such as Vibrio, and reduce harmful microorganisms in water bodies.
Usage and Application Measures:
Optimal usage time: It is recommended to use it from 9-11am when there is sunlight. After use, turn on the aerator or sprinkle aerators, and the water temperature should be above 25 degrees Celsius.
Activation treatment: Before use, Bacillus subtilis, brown sugar, and water can be soaked in a ratio of 1:0.5:20 for more than 2 hours to enhance their activity.
Oxygenation measures: Bacillus subtilis is an oxygen consuming bacterium that requires oxygenation during use. This can be achieved by turning on an aerator or spraying an aerator.
