Can you use white vinegar to lower the pH in a pond?

Yes, white vinegar can be used to lower the pH in a pond due to its acetic acid content. However, it's important to use it sparingly, as adding too much can result in rapid changes that may harm aquatic life. It’s recommended to test the water pH regularly and make adjustments gradually to maintain a stable environment. For larger ponds, consider using more suitable alternatives specifically designed for pond management.