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Cattail and Waterlily Control

Cattail and Waterlily Control
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Two great products for treating emergent weeds such as cattails and water lilies.  We recommend using both Imox and a Surfactant to effectively control and kill cattails.

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22,000 Sq Ft of Emergent Vegetation ($132.00)
(covers 22,000 sq ft) 1 quart of Imox and 2 quarts of Surfactant



Price: $132.00 (USD)
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We recommend using a Imox and a Surfactant to effectively control and kill cattails, water lilies, grass, weeds, poison ivy, and woody brush in open areas of ponds and lakes. This systemic cattail and water lily weed killer herbicide products remove both the plant and root, it is excellent for beach areas above the water line. A surfactant is used to facilitate spreading and penetration of waxy cattail cuticles

  • Imox EPA approved
  • Surfactant breaks down the waxy cuticle
  • No swimming restrictions
  • Safe for fish and wildlife

This product, a water-soluble liquid, mixes readily with water and non-ionic surfactant to be applied as a foliar spray for the control or destruction of many herbaceous and woody plants. This product moves through the plant from the point of foliage contact to and into the root system. 

Visible effects on cattails or water lilies occur within 3 to 4 weeks. Tall grasses and poison ivy can show sign within 2 to 4 days, but effects on most perennial brush species may not occur for 7 days or more. Extremely cool or cloudy weather following treatment may slow the activity of this product and delay visual effects of control. 

Visible effects are a gradual wilting and yellowing of the plant which advances to complete browning of above-ground growth and deterioration of underground plant parts. Mixing this product with herbicides or other materials not recommended in this label may result in reduced performance.

Imox is a systemic cattail and water lily weed killer herbicide.

  • EPA approved
  • No swimming restrictions
Surfactant will break down the waxy cuticle on the plant.
  • No swimming restrictions
  • Safe for fish and wildlife

Manufactured by Alligare, LLC.

Aquatic Herbicides Water Use Restrictions (according product label):

 

  • Swimming: 0 days
  • Drinking Water: none mentioned
  • Domestic Use: 0 days
  • Fish Consumption: none mentioned
  • Irrigation, Food/Crop: 0 days
  • Irrigation, Turf/Ornamental: 0 days
  • Livestock Watering: none mentioned

Read all product labels for complete instructions before applying products.

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1. on 4/8/2022, said:
so good
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2. on 7/25/2021, said:
I cannot believe you are trying to kill lily pads and cattails which are native plants! These are good. I would like to know about getting rid of the phragmites that are an invasive species. Please don't kill our wonderful native plants by poisoning our Michigan wetlands and waterways!
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3. on 7/19/2021, said:
I made up 4 gallons and sprayed an area closest to my dock, 5 days later and most the lily pads are turning yellow and brown and clearly are dying! I will be doing more applications further down the shore as they die
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4. on 7/8/2021, said:
So far so good. Did one application using a 2oz/2oz/gallon mix. After one week, water lillies closest to shore(where I sprayed) are beginning to wilt/yellow/brown. Plan to do a second application and work my way towards center of pond. Will continue to update and will post pictures if I can figure out how. UPDATE: 10 days since first application and lillies that were browning and wilting have began to sink. Made a second application today.
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5. on 8/4/2020, said:
Works great on Lilly’s. I used one bottle herbicide to one bottle surfactant in a gallon sprayer & mixed. (Yes I used much more for a 40”x40” space) After 6 days the Lily’s had turned black and sunk! Simply go in with a rake or hoe and pull out the dead root. Thank you!
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6. on 6/16/2020, said:
Mixed and sprayed as directed. Killed 7 of my 11 albino catfish. Waiting to see if it kills cattails and waterlilies.
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7. on 6/7/2020, said:
Our local pond’s surface had a heavy covering of cattail and lily pads, covering almost 50% of the lake. Made a few applications and results were visible within a few days. They were browning and wilting out. The surfactant even helped spread into other parts that had excessive coverage too.
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8. on 4/9/2020, said:
A wonderful product! Sprayed on Hydrilla in our pond a couple years ago. Pond was covered in it. It killed all of it! We were thrilled! Are used to get in the pond and pull it out by hand. What a great product!
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9. on 8/29/2018, said:
I purchased the 1 quart of Glyphosate and 1 quart of Alligare 90 for a 1/4 acre (10,000 surface area) mat of Cuban Bulrush on my central Florida based pond. The bulrush had an extensive intertwined root structure that ran from 12 to 18 inches below the waterline. I applied the products with a regular sprayer using all the chemical in a 2% solution spread as evenly as possible. I noticed the bulrush turning brown in about a week and in three weeks I believe it was dead and a week after that we were able to break it up and pull it out of the pond. To bad I can't post pictures because it is quite a big pile. Overall, the Glyphosate (as mixed with the surfactant) worked as described and I am glad to have my pond cleared of that horrible invasive weed.
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10. on 7/10/2018, said:
I used this product on reeds last year. I was disappointed last year. This year, I hardly have any reeds compared to other areas I did not spray. I suspect that is why I have little to none this year. I do have some little sprouts that I just pull, but not the hundreds of last year.
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