A natural swimming pond requires regular but minimal maintenance compared to a traditional pool. Seasonal upkeep involves removing fallen leaves, trimming aquatic plants, and occasionally checking sediment levels to prevent buildup. A well-balanced ecosystem with beneficial bacteria and aquatic plants helps keep the water clean by absorbing excess nutrients and limiting algae growth.
Gentle water circulation prevents stagnation and supports oxygenation. Monitoring water clarity and adjusting plant life as needed ensures the pond remains healthy. Occasional debris removal from the swimming area and maintaining proper flow in the regeneration zone help sustain the pond’s natural filtration system.
