How to Get Rid of Reeds Once and for All
Reeds are easier to remove from land than from the bottom of a body of water.
However, reeds should not grow on the shore either, as they contribute to the rapid formation of a cliff.
Therefore, using pruning shears, cut the reeds right down to the root. And spray the remaining hollow tubular bodies with a spray bottle at a ratio of 1:2. That is, a special, most powerful agent that prevents plant growth, and water.
How to remove reeds from the bottom of a pond
It is very difficult to remove reeds that grow in water because you need an inflatable or traditional boat to do this.
You just have to be very careful, because you can tip over at any moment. It is best not to cut the reeds with pruning shears, but to try to pull them out by the roots (with both hands).
In August, the water level in reservoirs decreases. It's time to take an old pitchfork, heat the metal and bend it inward. At an angle of about 45 degrees. Then work like a shovel or a rake. First in one direction, then in the other.
If we are talking about your artificial summer cottage lake, you need to drain the water a little using a pump.
During this process, all living things that were in this reservoir are killed. Raba, struck by a small discharge, floats to the surface.
You can make a double-headed braid, which in its shape resembles the zodiac sign Aries. Other folk craftsmen put a sickle on the handle, securely fastening it with screws.
The reed root can grow to over 2 m in length, which is why it is so difficult to get rid of.
Earlier we told you how many years you can’t plant garlic in the same place.
