fish pond garden

LetsGetCritical

LetsGetCritical

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I scored a free bare fiberglass fish pond shell that measures about 6-7 foot long by 4 feet wide and shaped like a bone. Fixed a couple of cracks and a hole in the floor with some fiberglass, scraped off some old black paint from mainly the bottom and went over the inside with a wire brush and cleaned before giving it a coat of blue pond sealer. Dug the hole yesterday and positioned a Balinese lion statue that incidentally also got for free from an importer who I did some work for, this lion will become the water feature with a small pump supplying water that will exit out of the mouth into the pond. We will be planting more plants in the empty space in the following weeks
 
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Deusracing

Deusracing

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LetsGetCritical said:
I scored a free bare fiberglass fish pond shell that measures about 6-7 foot long by 4 feet wide and shaped like a bone. Fixed a couple of cracks and a hole in the floor with some fiberglass, scraped off some old black paint from mainly the bottom and went over the inside with a wire brush and cleaned before giving it a coat of blue pond sealer. Dug the hole yesterday and positioned a Balinese lion statue that incidentally also got for free from an importer who I did some work for, this lion will become the water feature with a small pump supplying water that will exit out of the mouth into the pond. We will be planting more plants in the empty space in the following weeks
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Hey bud can you identify this.. strain white widow put in 12/24 dwc 1/2 strength veg n bloom nutes.. Ph was set but water is well usually at 180ppm now I've used at least 1000 gallons of my water over 12 months and never an issue so i guess I'm bit stumped OH yes sprayed for mites already missed a few so got to reapply on one plant.
https://www.rollitup.org/t/whats-this.856190/
 
farmerfischer

farmerfischer

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Cat tails are great for pond gardens...pop two or three of them in there, like in a corner..p.s. They also provide oxygen to the pond believe it or not...
 
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