I have a bunch of soft rush popping up all along the shore line. What aquacide can I use to kill it. It's all in about a foot of water. Obviously I don't want to hurt my fish but I'm sure there is something out there that I can use as a spot spray to kill them.
Catching, just curious, why do you want rid of it? I like my rush, lots of filtration for incoming water and places for yoy fish, frogs and bugs.
But some one will have an answer soon.
Cmm
I was fine with for the last few years but they are getting in areas where we like to fish from the shore and they are getting in the way. I don't want to kill all of them just in the areas we like to sit on the shore and fish.
Are you talking about Juncus effuses?
There would be 3 things that I would try, and I will list them in the order that I would try them. All would have to be approved for pond use.
I would also add 1 to 2 fl. oz. of an aquatic surfactant such as Cide-Kick to each gallon of tank mix you make.
1) A liquid glyphosate product, such as Shore-Klear.
2) A liquid 2,4-d product, such as Weedestroy AM-40.
3) A liquid Diquat product, such as Reward.
Cover as much of the plants above the water surface as possible, just to the point of herbicide run-off into the water. I would be careful with the overspray, because other non-target plants could be affected. Mix some pond dye into the spray mixture to make observing coverage easier.
Yes that's correct. Juncus effuses. Excellent. Thank you very much esshup.
Let us know how the treatment works!!
I will. Thank you very much.