I find it is better to use the Aquatic formulation of 53.4% Glyphosate instead of the non aquatic 41%.
For clarification sake,
GLYPHOMATE 41 is a 41% a.i.
aquatic labeled glyphosate formulation - and contains a surfactant-load, though not of the MSO variety.
Also, newer variations of glyphosate exist (namely REFUGE and TOUCHDOWN PRO) that possess different charateristics in comparison to "traditional" aquatic glyphosate formulations (ie RODEO, AQUAMASTER, AQUANEAT, etc) - and often provide exceptional results more quickly. However, with any glyphosate formulation, excessive mix-rates (esp those that exceed labeled rates) may yield quicker "visual effects", but undermine the treatment's long-term results.
