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Hydralife Solutions introduces an eco-friendly alternative to traditional chemical treatments for managing water quality in lakes and reservoirs. By introducing live phytoplankton into these ecosystems, the company naturally combats toxic algae blooms by depriving them of essential nutrients like phosphate. This approach not only restores aquatic health but also creates a sustainable food source for beneficial organisms within the water. Furthermore, the treated water serves as a powerful biostimulant, enhancing soil vitality and crop productivity when used for irrigation on farms or golf courses. Ultimately, the source promotes a natural biological cycle that replaces harmful algaecides with a safer, restorative methodology.

The Hydralife Blueprint: Healing Water Through Living Phytoplankton

Hydralife Solutions introduces an eco-friendly alternative to traditional chemical treatments for managing water quality in lakes and reservoirs. By introducing live phytoplankton into these ecosystems, the company naturally combats toxic algae blooms by depriving them of essential nutrients like phosphate. This approach not only restores aquatic health but also creates a sustainable food source for beneficial organisms within the water.

A Hydralife Solutions bucket containing hundreds of gallons of concentrated beneficial phytoplankton to innoculate your lake and consume phosphate to naturally impede the growth of toxic algae.

The Phosphate Absorption Rates of Hydralife's Phytoplankton: To Inhibit the Development Of Toxic Algae / Cyanobacteria / Harmful Algae Blooms / HABs / Blue-Green Algae

This article details beneficial phytoplankton's absorption rates of phosphate which is the primary driver to cause toxic algae blooms.

A microscopic view of the phytoplankton Scenedesmus

Phytoplankton and Cyanobacteria: Their Key Differences in Freshwater Ecosystems

This is a short overview describing some of the main difference between freshwater phytoplankton and cyanobacteria.