diquat herbicide vs glyphosate Broad Spectrum Pond Herbicide Registered for Aquatic Application

diquat herbicide vs glyphosate Broad Spectrum Pond Herbicide Registered for Aquatic ApplicationDiquat aquatic herbicide is a fast acting, non selective herbicide that controls floating, submerged and marginal aquatic weeds, even in sensitive aquatic environments. In addition to this diquat is also ideal for non selective weed control and burn down in turf and landscapes. It can be used along the edges and non flooded areas of ponds, lakes, drainage ditches and canals. Once applied, it diffuses rapidly through the cuticle and then throughout the

Diquat aquatic herbicide is a fast-acting, non-selective herbicide that controls floating, submerged and marginal aquatic weeds, even in sensitive aquatic environments. In addition to this diquat is also ideal for non-selective weed control and burn-down in turf and landscapes.

• It can be used along the edges and non-flooded areas of ponds, lakes, drainage ditches and canals.
• Once applied, it diffuses rapidly through the cuticle and then throughout the leaf tissue of the weed. The first effects can be seen within an hour.
• Complete control of floating vegetation occurs within one to five days, while submerged weeds require approximately five to 15 days for control.
  
• Highly active, non-selective
  
• Broadest spectrum aquatic herbicide available
  
• Low use rates
  
• Manages weed problems in aquatic, grounds maintenance and landscaping areas

There are no restrictions on swimming or eating fish. Treated water should not be used for drinking water for one to three days, depending on the concentration used in the treatment. Do not use treated water for pet or livestock drinking water for one day following treatment. Safe for game and panfish (e.g. northern pike, bass, and bluegills) when used at application rates. Walleye fish are the most sensitive to diquat.