Vegetation is an important part of any aquatic system, but sometimes it can get out of control and create problems. Too much vegetation in your Pond or Lake can impair recreational activities, reduce oxygen levels causing fish kills and lead to a very unattractive waterway. If you need help with Algaecide application in North Carolina give us a call 336-706-3300 or complete our Pond or Lake Assessment Form.
Pond Lake Management offers aquatic Algaecides and Herbicides to help you eliminate invasive weeds that are overtaking your pond or lake. We ship to most locations in the continental U.S. and let us know if we can help with choosing the right herbicide for your pond weed control needs.
Herbicides not available for sale in: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maryland, California, Washington.
Our dyes are the best in the industry! Compared to more expensive dyes, Pond Lake Management Water Dyes stay in the water column longer for a longer, more efficient treatment. Our dyes are formulated for a darker rich blue for a more natural, visually pleasing pond, not the artificial aqua blue generally used in ponds at some venues.
Adding pond dye to your Lake or Pond is one of several options to help you minimize pond scum growth. T Environmentally friendly dyes will not harm aquatic vegetation, fish, waterfowl, or plants near the pond. Learn more about Pond Water Dyes, read our blog post, “Six reasons to use Pond or Lake Water Dye“
Surfactants are a wetting agent, sticker, activator and penetrant all in one. Cide-Kick II helps break down the waxy cuticle on the leaf surface and helps penetrate the bud and bark area (of the woody brush), allowing a more effective uptake of the herbicide. Compatible with most aquatic and terrestrial herbicides, insecticides and pesticides. For maximum effectiveness, a post-emergent herbicide has to come in contact with plant leaves and stay on leaves long enough to seep into the plant and reach the parts of the plant that will damage or disrupt a vital process in the plant.
Surfacants not available for sale in: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Maryland, California, Washington.
