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Looking for a bit of advice on what I'm dealing with on our lake. I started treatment of Reward/Cutrine Plus on our elodea problem and FA issue in the beginning of June. I was able to get the lake (2 acres) treated prior to the heat wave hitting (I did it in 3rds over a 4-week stretch). It did knock it back however my initial plan was to wait a month before going after round 2. Once the heat wave hit however we experienced a large algae bloom on the lake, which appears to be going on over month now. My question I have is this: 1.) Between the chemicals and the algae bloom the elodea was knocked back considerably. Given the time of the year and the aglae bloom limiting visiblity to about 6-8" would it be advisable to try and treat the elodea again or should I save the chemical & money and jump on it early next year. I have DO concerns also given the 77 degree surface temps and no aerationpresent (working on that front).
Thanks for any advice in advance!
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