Net out as much string algae as possible.
Apply a pond-safe algaecide per label. It clumps remaining algae for easier netting. Repeat 3–4 times over two weeks.
Build a biological filter (see DIY biofilter article). It consumes the nutrients algae need.
Why now? More sun (tree removal)? Fewer plants? More fish? Address the root cause.
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