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Why is algae in the pool or what causes algae to grow? Cyanobacteria algae occurs naturally, and is contained in nearly all soil and plant debris. Algae spores can also blow into the pool, or can even be introduced by contaminated ocean swimwear. In short, algae are always in the pool , and can bloom into a visible colony when conditions are right:. Any combination of the above factors can allow algae to take a foothold, sometimes in just a few hours on a warm summer day. Using a high quality pool algaecide regularly can provide insurance against those inevitable problems that cause circulation, filtration or sanitation to drop below critical levels.

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Why Do Pools Go Green?

What happened? Today we will look at what causes pool water to turn green, how to troubleshoot to find the reason why the pool went green, and how to get the water clear again. The first, and most common, reason why pool water goes green is a lack of chlorine. Without chlorine in the water the pool will quickly start to grow algae.

Having trouble with pool algae? If so, know that you're not alone. Green pool algae is the most common issue that most pool owners face, along with stubborn black algae black spot and mustard algae, following close behind. In this article, we'll touch on all three, diving into no pun intended what causes them, how to prevent them and what you can do to stop the issue from coming back.