08/21/2026
Late-season algae is the kind that costs you.
Early in the summer a bloom is mostly an eyesore. By mid-August you've had three months of heat and organic load stacking up, and what's in that water now is thick enough to restrict flow, foul equipment, and put out an odour you can smell from the yard.
Here's the part people get wrong: leaving it to freeze doesn't solve it. All that organic matter is still in there come spring, and you start next season from a worse position than you started this one.
Treating now costs less than shocking a lagoon in June.
We apply across Southern Alberta β ponds, lagoons, dugouts, reservoirs β dosed to your actual water volume, not a guess. There's a few weeks left.
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