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pondman wrote:

DUCKAHOLIC wrote:Karmex works ...................all I am sayin................and damn well

The question then becomes is the cure worse than the disease???

Not to mention getting caught applying something that is not rated for aquatic use

duckweed is good weed... weed is good.. good weed is free weed.. free weed is bad..

so sayeth the lamb!

not the duckweed geroge!

duckkiller wrote:

pondman wrote:

DUCKAHOLIC wrote:Karmex works ...................all I am sayin................and damn well

The question then becomes is the cure worse than the disease???

Not to mention getting caught applying something that is not rated for aquatic use

U want my number so you can turn me in sweetpea......

LOL Nope just saying I know of some people who got turned in for it in Starkville back first of the year. EPA is really cracking down on this kind of stuff right now, if I take chemicals home from the golf course I have to fill out all kind of paper work stateing what Im spraying and at what rates ect.... Im in the process of getting my comercial applicator license and its a bitch here in Florida b/c of what I mentioned.

Has anyone ever used Reward? Do you mix it with water? How many gallons of water per OZ of reward?

Copper sulfate, you can get at the co-op.

feedcall wrote:Has anyone ever used Reward? Do you mix it with water? How many gallons of water per OZ of reward?

I use reward all the time, yes its a concentrate so you mix w/water. how many oz depends on the rate you want. Sorry I cant give a rate as Im not by a jug right now. You spray as many chemicals as I have and you forget trade names and rates, I usually remember them by active ingrediants ect... b/c every company has the same products out, they just under diff names. Always read the label it will tell you exactly what to do

duckkiller wrote:

feedcall wrote:Has anyone ever used Reward? Do you mix it with water? How many gallons of water per OZ of reward?

I use reward all the time, yes its a concentrate so you mix w/water. how many oz depends on the rate you want. Sorry I cant give a rate as Im not by a jug right now. You spray as many chemicals as I have and you forget trade names and rates, I usually remember them by active ingrediants ect... b/c every company has the same products out, they just under diff names. Always read the label it will tell you exactly what to do

I always liked to mix it strong. I usually mixed and 12:1 gallons of water to chemical. I could use about 30 gallons of mix to cover an acre of infested area.

Pond

If you want to have no more duckweed, use SONAR. It is expensive but the results are amazing with duckweed.

Jody what is the active ingrediant and what %

chevy01234 wrote:If you want to have no more duckweed, use SONAR. It is expensive but the results are amazing with duckweed.

Jody, you called it. Just make sure you don't have any excessive amounts of wate flowing out of the pond. BTW, you gonna come back and play on your airboat in that pond if you are needed again??

duckkiller wrote:Jody what is the active ingrediant and what %

Here is the Label with ingredients and percentages

http://www.sepro.com/documents/SonarAS_Label.pdf

Here is a little literature on it.

http://www.sepro.com/default.php?page=sonaras

pondman wrote:

chevy01234 wrote:If you want to have no more duckweed, use SONAR. It is expensive but the results are amazing with duckweed.

Jody, you called it. Just make sure you don't have any excessive amounts of wate flowing out of the pond. BTW, you gonna come back and play on your airboat in that pond if you are needed again??

I can definitely come back, just give me a call!

I heard you had a large time with it!

pondman wrote:I heard you had a large time with it!

It was fun

Thanks for the link Jody. And by the way keep that thing in the water