NT Labs KH – Buffer Up

NT Labs KH – Buffer Up

Increase Carbonate Hardness for Stable Pond pH

NT Labs KH Buffer Up is recommended for increasing the carbonate hardness (KH) of pond water. Pond fish need a safe and stable pH to maintain optimal health. Over time, as pond water ages and organic waste accumulates, KH can be depleted, leading to unstable water quality, sudden pH drops, and potential fish health issues. KH – Buffer Up replenishes these essential minerals, ensuring a balanced and stable pond environment.

Benefits

• Increases carbonate hardness (KH) for stable pH
• Supports fish health and metabolic processes
• Maintains optimal water quality over time
• Prevents sudden pH drops and related stress
• Safe for use in freshwater ponds

Dosage Instructions

• 1.5 kg treats 10,200 litres (2,250 gallons)
• 5 kg treats 34,000 litres (7,500 gallons)
• 20 kg treats 136,000 litres (30,000 gallons)

How To Use

• Dosage Preparation: Dissolve the powder in a bucket of pond water before adding it to the pond.
• Application: Pour the dissolved solution evenly into the pond.
• KH Monitoring: Use an NT Labs Hardness Test Kit to monitor pond KH levels.
• Optimal KH Level: Maintain KH above 6 °dH for best water quality.
• Tap Water Adjustment: Can be used to supplement carbonate hardness in soft tap water.
• Safety Measures: Keep out of reach of children; wash hands after handling.

When To Use

• When KH levels are low and pH stability is at risk
• After heavy rainfall or water changes that may dilute minerals
• To maintain optimal conditions for fish and plant life

Product Specifications

• Product Type: Carbonate hardness booster
• Function: Stabilizes pH, increases KH
• Form: Powder
• Application: Direct pond dosing
• Suitable For: Freshwater ponds and ornamental ponds
• Category: NT Labs Treatments

Key Benefits

• Restores and maintains KH levels
• Supports fish health and metabolic function
• Prevents sudden pH drops
• Enhances overall pond stability
• Easy to use and monitor

Ideal For

• Freshwater ponds
• Ornamental and wildlife ponds
• Ponds with low natural mineral content
• Ponds prone to pH fluctuations