Flat-Stem Pondweed
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Flat-Stem Pondweed and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. Flat-Stem Pondweed will re-grow from any roots or seeds remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the water and spreads throughout the entire body of water, offers…
Read MoreAmerican Pondweed
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling American Pondweed and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. American Pondweed will re-grow from any roots or seeds remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the water and spreads throughout the entire body of water, offers…
Read MoreSmall/Baby Pondweed
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Small Pondweed and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. Small Pondweed will re-grow from any roots or seeds remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the water and spreads throughout the entire body of water,…
Read MoreFloating-Leaf Pondweed
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Floating-Leaf Pondweed and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. Floating-Leaf Pondweed will re-grow from any roots or seeds remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the water and spreads throughout the entire body of water, offers…
Read MoreRobbin’s Pondweed
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Robbin’s Pondweed and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. Robbin’s Pondweed will re-grow from any roots remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the water and spreads throughout the entire body of water, offers extended control.…
Read MoreWhite-Stem Pondweed
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling White-Stem Pondweed and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. White-Stem Pondweed will re-grow from any roots or seeds remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the water and spreads throughout the entire body of water, offers…
Read MoreIllinois Pondweed
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Illinois Pondweed and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. Illinois Pondweed will re-grow from roots or seeds remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the water and spreads throughout the entire body of water, offers extended…
Read MoreLarge-Leaf Pondweed
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Large-Leaf Pondweed and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. Large-Leaf Pondweed will re-grow from roots or seeds remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the water and spreads throughout the entire body of water, offers extended…
Read MoreMarine Naiad
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Marine Naiad plants and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. Marine Naiad will re-grow from seeds remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: There are multiple options that all offer great control of Marine Naiad: Dibrox (for lakes and ponds) – liquid that is diluted with water and…
Read MoreFanwort
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Fanwort plants and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. Fanwort will re-grow from any remaining seeds or fragments left in the water. Herbicide Control: There are a few options for controlling Fanwort: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the water and…
Read MoreEgeria
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Egeria and digging up its roots can be an effective way to control this plant. Egeria can re-grow from any fragments or roots that remain in the water. Herbicide Control: There are two main options to control Egeria: Dibrox herbicide plus Mizzen algaecide (for ponds or lakes) – liquids that are…
Read MoreElodea
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically raking Elodea plants and pulling the roots can be an effective way to manage this plant, but it can re-grow from any remaining fragments or roots. Herbicide Control: There are multiple options for controlling Elodea: Dibrox (for ponds and lakes) – liquid that is diluted with water and sprayed over the plants, fast-acting.…
Read MoreEelgrass, Wild Celery
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically raking Wild Celery and pulling up the roots can be an effective way to manage this plant. Wild Celery can re-grow from roots that remain in the water. Herbicide Control: Wild Celery is very hearty, but partial control can be obtained with either of these options: Dibrox (for ponds or lakes) –…
Read MoreWater Buttercup
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physcially raking Water Buttercup and digging up the roots can be a somewhat effective method of control. Water Buttercup can re-grow from seeds or stem fragments that remain in the water. Herbicide Control: There are two main options to control Water Buttercup: Dibrox (for ponds or lakes) – liquid that is diluted with…
Read MoreChara Algae
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically raking Chara from the water can be a somewhat effective method of control. Chara can re-grow from spores or fragments that remain in the water. Algaecide Control: Chara is best treated when it is young and has fewer calcium deposits. A combination of Mizzen and Copper Sulfate crystals will offer the best…
Read MoreBladderwort
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically raking Bladderwort from the water can be an effective method of control. Herbicide Control: There are two options that will offer decent control of Bladderwort: Dibrox (for ponds and lakes) – fast-acting liquid that is diluted with water and sprayed over the plants. Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – needs extended…
Read MoreWater Stargrass
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically raking water Stargrass and pulling up the roots can be a somewhat successful way to manage this plant. Water Stargrass can re-grow from any roots that remain. Herbicide Control: There are a few options for controlling water Stargrass: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the pond…
Read MoreParrot’s Feather
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically raking Parrot’s Feather and pulling up the roots can be a somewhat successful way to manage this plant. Parrot’s Feather can re-grow from roots or fragments that remain. Herbicide Control: There are multiple options for controlling Parrot’s Feather: Dibrox (for ponds or lakes) herbicide – liquid that is diluted with water and…
Read MoreSago Pondweed
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Sago Pondweed and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. Sago Pondweed will re-grow from any roots remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: Spritflo (for ponds with no outflow) – liquid that is poured into the water and spreads throughout the entire body of water, offers extended control.…
Read MoreBushy Pondweed, Southern Naiad
Manual/Mechanical Control: Physically pulling Bushy Pondweed and digging up the roots can be an effective method of control. Bushy Pondweed will re-grow from any fragments or seeds remaining in the water. Herbicide Control: Dibrox (for ponds or lakes) – liquid that is diluted with water and sprayed over the plants, fast-acting. Spritflo (for ponds with no…
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