Chemicals Water Treatments
Gordons PondMaster Aquatic Herbicide
Gordon's Pondmaster Aquatic Herbicide
PBI Gordon
Chelated copper formulation control aquatic weeds such as hydrilla, water hyacinth and water lettuce in slow moving or quiescent bodies of water including ornamental and fish ponds, fresh water lakes, fish hatcheries adn potable water reservoirs. Treated weeds sink below the surface in 3-7 days. No interruption of swimming, fishing and livestock watering after treatment.
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Relatively low fish toxicity.
Effective control of many aquatic weed species.
Keeps water available for irrigation and recreational uses.
Most effective copper formulation for hydrilla control.
Chemically stable during storage.
Liquid formulation.
A stable, non-corrosive formulation of a copper- ethylenediamine complex specifically blended for use as an aquatic herbicide. PondMaster can be used in golf course, ornamental, fish and fire ponds, as well as potable water reservoirs, fresh water lakes and fish hatcheries.
PondMaster Aquatic Herbicide provides effective control of many aquatic weed species, including American pond-weed (Potamogeton nodusus), Hydrilla (Hydrilla verticillata) and Brazilian Elodea (Egeria densa). PondMaster’s effectiveness is based on rapid uptake into plant tissues; applications should be made when weeds are healthy and actively growing. Necrosis should occur within five days, and significant dropout can be expected within four weeks.
PondMaster treated lakes and ponds are available immediately for irrigation of greens, tees, fairways and other fine turf sites, as well as ornamental plants. PondMaster treated water can also be used without interruption for fishing, swimming and watering for wildlife.
- Copper based products that allow immediate access to the water.
- Effective in hardwater & non- corrosive to equipment
Active Ingredient: Copper as elemental: 8%
Inert Ingredients: 92%
Weight: 1 gallon
Coverage: up to 25,600 sq. ft.
Method of Application: spray directly onto surface of water
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