Aquathol K Aquatic Herbicide, UPI

Aquathol K is one of the most versatile and effective aquatic herbicides ever developed. It’s an excellent Aquatic Habitat Management tool that can provide season long control of a broad spectrum of submerged weeds often found in small lakes and ponds.

Active Ingredient: Dipotassium salt of endothal 40.3%

Signal Word - DANGER/PELIGRO

Manufacturer: United Phosphorus Inc.

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Aquathol K is one of the most versatile and effective aquatic herbicides ever developed.

Aquathol K is an excellent Aquatic Habitat Management tool that can provide season long control of a broad spectrum of submerged weeds often found in small lakes and ponds. Aquathol K is not toxic to fish or other aquatic organisms, and has a relatively short half-life in the water.

Aquathol K provides control of aquatic weeds in a relatively short time, generally 3-4 weeks, and can provide long-term control depending on the application timing and the target species. There are no restrictions on treated water for swimming, fishing or irrigation.

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Aquathol K is one of the most versatile and effective aquatic herbicides ever developed.

Aquathol K Aquatic Herbicide Key Benefits

Minimal Water Use Restrictions
Not toxic to fish
Short half-life in the environment
Excellent product for small lakes and ponds
Can provide season-long control

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