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Aquatic Herbicide Application Timing: Q&A

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Aquatic Herbicide Application Timing: Q&A

“It has been over 1 week since I sprayed…There is absolutely no weeds and algae floating around! Thank you for the direction on this.” S., Edinburgh, IN Question two in the Q+A Series is recent correspondence from a customer that initially wanted to remove dead weeds and “muck” on the bottom.  Beneficial pond bacteria is an excellent option. Along with the “muck” the same customer wants to control Water Willow and Algae. Question #2- Can we spray those aquatic weeds now or wait until we get our coldest weather and hope that they die down, then spray as they begin to come back?...

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AquaClear Pellets for a Muck Pond and or Lake Muck

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AquaClear Pellets for a Muck Pond and or Lake Muck

AquaClear Pellets to Clean Your Lake Muck and Mucky Pond "This product works great in my pond. I have a small 1/2 acre pond and use this every year. Keeps the water clean and removes most of the smell from the bottom muck. I highly recommend this product." - Ralph D. "When used consistently over a number of years, the results can be significant. In some areas the muck has decreased by over a foot!" - Ron M. "Clear lake bottom!  I have used other products, but this was the first time for Aqua Clear pellets, very easy to throw them...

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A Fast Acting Broad Spectrum Weed & Algae Control Option for Small Ponds or Lake Frontage (Updated)

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A Fast Acting Broad Spectrum Weed & Algae Control Option for Small Ponds or Lake Frontage (Updated)

A recent inquiry came in regarding weed & algae control. Below is the question and answer from Aquacide Company. Question: I have 2 ponds with a couple of types of vegetation and some algae growing in them. Nothing invasive, just native species, but they are getting a bit out of control. What do you recommend for general treatment for each of these situations? The ponds are cold, very clear water, 1-3 ft deep and about 20’ x 20’ in size. Fish, frogs and kids spend lots of time in them. Thank you. EE, Jackson, WY Answer: Harvester Liquid is a fast-acting contact...

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Q & A - How to Cure Green Algae Without Harming Goldfish.

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A customer recently contacted us regarding their Goldfish pond. Below is the question and our response. Question: Have small approx. 400 gallon pond a lot of green algae and just pure nasty. I need something that will cure this and not be toxic to goldfish or dogs as I’m always catching them drinking from the pond. Can you help me? CV, Whitesburg, TN Answer: GreenClean Granular Algaecide is a contact option designed for algae control without harming goldfish. Your 400 gallon pond would require ½ cup of GreenClean per treatment. Repeat treatment may be needed to make good contact with all...

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A Good Overall Weed & Algae Control Option for Small Ponds

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A Good Overall Weed & Algae Control Option for Small Ponds

A customer recently contacted us regarding weed & algae control. Below is the question and our response. Question: I have 2 ponds with a couple of types of vegetation and some algae growing in them. Nothing invasive, just native species, but they are getting a bit out of control. What do you recommend for general treatment for each of these situations? The ponds are cold, very clear water, 1-3 ft deep and about 20’ x 20’ in size. Fish, frogs and kids spend lots of time in them. Thank you. EE, Jackson, WY Answer: Harvester Liquid is a fast-acting aquatic herbicide that...

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