BenignVanilla wrote:
"Lee Brouillet" wrote in message
...

BV, go to Roark's site:
http://www.click2roark.com

Register (if you're not already) - it's safe (no spam or nothin'). Scroll
down the left side of the screen and you'll find the calculator (and a

bunch

of others he has). Basically, you take a salt reading in your pond and

make

note of it. Then you add a *known weight* of salt, be it 10 lbs. or
whatever, then wait a day and take another reading. You plug in the info,
and the calculator tells you the gallonage.


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How much salt can you add safely? I don't want to kill my plants, and I
don't want to ruin the water for fish (which I'd like to add soon).

BV.



Buy a salt level test kit (cheap $6.) You'll need this to
find when you reach .01 which is what you want with plants.

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