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{{Species id
| common_name = Water Net
| latin_name = Hydrodictyon reticulatum
| color = lightgreen
| image = Hydrodictyon reticulatum.jpg
| image_caption = ''Hydrodictyon reticulatum''
| range =
| description =The name ''water net'' comes from its shape, which looks like a netlike hollow sack. It can grow up to several decimeters.
}}

{{Species id
| common_name = Water Net
| latin_name = Hydrodictyon reticulatum
| color = lightgreen
| image = Hydrodictyon reticulatum.jpg
| image_caption = ''Hydrodictyon reticulatum''
| range =
| description =The name ''water net'' comes from its shape, which looks like a netlike hollow sack. It can grow up to several decimeters.
}}

Fertilizer: Seaweed, particularly bladderwrack, kelp or laminaria (which are all forms of brown algae), can be either applied to the soil as a mulch (although it will tend to break down very quickly) or can be added to the compost heap, where it is an excellent activator.