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Neighbor had to repair his ponds overflow pipe and wants to " kill" the pond and start over. Does anyone know where he can acquire rotenone or know a licensed applicator?
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Hydrated lime, in my opinion is more effective
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Hydrated lime, in my opinion is more effective
While Rotenone is more expensive, AND you have to have a license to buy it, I think it is easier to apply, and as long as the pond isn't drained down to the bottom, I think it works as well. You can restock the pond quickly if you neutralize it with PP. I had a hard time finding 1 gallon containers earlier this year, I don't know if the supply chain is filled yet.
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