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Living in central IL last winter we had a huge winter kill around here. My pond got it too. Last year was the first year that I had lots of coontail in it.
My question is, will the Fluridone kill the coontail slow enough as not to have to worry about the heat of the summer? I see nothing on the label about not using above certain temps.
I would like put it in this time of year since the big water changing rains are most likely over for the year. The label states that it is pretty slow acting and could take 45+ days.
Does anyone have experience or recommendations?
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