Got a quick question here for the experts on water hyacinth. I have been working on a pond for a farmer friend of mine. He has given me all access to do what I want to it. It is about 3/4 acre. I personally have 2 water ponds in my back yard that are exploding with water hyacinth. I actually thru some in my compost bin today because they are expanding so fast. From what I understand, this is sort of a miracle plant. It will use up extra nutrients, clear green water, and digest muck that settles near the bottom in shallow areas. What it be feasible to throw some of these in this pond to help me out. I am in Indiana so by October it will probably be cold enough to start killing them off. Also the pond has no links to any natural waterways to possibly infest. Just curious of your alls input on this. Thanks