Surface area = length x width = Square Feet
Tips & Notes
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Controls floating weeds like duckweed
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Controls weeds like milfoil and hydrilla
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Eliminates algae
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No restrictions for swimming or fishing
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Maintain a beautiful, clear and healthy pond
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This application is for treatment of an entire water
body, and is not recommended for treating a portion of a pond or lake
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Herbicide and algaecide use is regulated by various
State & Federal agencies; consult them regarding
regulations, restrictions or permits
The proper dose of Fluridone herbicide is needed
to achieve control of duckweed and submerged
weeds; allow 30-45 days for compete results
Reorder Information
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Average Depth = 1/2 the maximum depth
Acre feet = surface area x average depth
43,560
43,560 square feet = 1 acre
Example:
200 feet long by 60 feet wide = 12,000 square feet
Keep your pond looking like this all summer!
Order the Extended Care Kits for season-long control of
algae with Mizzen™ and continue to improve your pond’s
health with SparKlear® applications.
Application Information
http://www.LakeRestoration.com/p-40-pondrestoreultra.aspx
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Fend off recurring algae
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Manage the nutrients
Extended Care Kits are available to suit ponds of any size
and dimensions.
See our website for details!
www.LakeRestoration.com
Determine how much product is required by
determining size of area to be treated.
Refer to label for precise amounts and
detailed application instructions.
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12425 Ironwood Circle
Rogers, MN 55374
www.LakeRestoration.com
Toll Free 877-428-8898
In Minnesota 763-428-9777
Read all product labels for complete instructions before applying products.
Step 1: PhosControl®
(PONDRestore® Ultra orders only)
Application Instructions:
Our Recommendations are as follows:
1.
2.
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Use scoop to apply entire container as evenly as
possible to pond.
Allow PhosControl® to settle to the bottom of the
pond before applying other products.
Binds with phosphorus, making it unavailable to
aquatic growth
Improves water clarity
Step 4: SparKlear®
Step 3: Mizzen™
*** If no algae is present proceed to Step 4.
Application Instructions:
Application Instructions:
Our Recommendations are as follows:
Our Recommendations are as follows:
1.
Wait at least 1 day after applying Mizzen™.
1.
Mix Mizzen™ with water in a tank sprayer.
2.
2.
Spray the Mizzen™ evenly across the surface.
Use a scoop to apply one pound as evenly as possible
to 20,000 sq ft.
3.
Apply when water temperatures are above 60°F.
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SparKlear® promotes the health of your pond. It
helps reduce the nutrients available for the weeds
and algae to grow
Apply once per month for best results
For best results, apply Mizzen™ at the first sign of algae
and when water temperatures are above 60°F.
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Algae is recurrent, and may require treatment often
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Anticipate treating every 2-4 weeks
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Algae will brown and settle in a matter of days
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Duckweed
Duckweed is small flowering, free floating plants that
have very fine roots. It floats on the water’s surface in
colonies not attached to the bottom. Duckweed floats
wherever the wind or current takes it. Duckweed can
have one to three leaves the size of a pencil eraser with
a single root hair.
Algae
Filamentous Algae
Step 5: Sapphire Bay®
Step 2: Fluridone
(PONDRestore® Ultra orders only)
Application Instructions:
Application Instructions:
Our Recommendations are as follows:
Our Recommendations are as follows:
1.
Divide Application into 2 treatments, about 10-14
days apart.
1.
Use 1 gallon per 1 surface acre of water 4-6 feet deep.
2.
2.
Mix Fluridone with water and apply to pond.
Fluridone will disperse throughout the pond.
Pour dye in several locations around perimeter of the
pond to help disperse evenly.
3.
Re-apply at 30 day intervals to maintain appearance.
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Vary rate to achieve desired blue tint
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Sapphire Bay® will filter the essential light rays that
plants and algae need in order to grow
For small ponds, your application can be made from the
bank or middle of pond. If you have no access to a
sprayer, simply dilute the Fluridone in a large container
with clean water, empty directly into the pond.
Filamentous algae (FA) may be stringy-like and physically
able to be held in your hand for examination. FA can form
mats of pond scum floating on the surface, resembling
steel wool.
Planktonic Algae
Planktonic algae (often described as pea soup) can’t be
held in your hands for identification and may only be
identified under a microscope. Phytoplankton is small
free floating microscopic algae that drift about in bodies
of water.