Originally Posted by papereater
Thanks, ess. I did find that site previously, and it states that 2,4-D is a "good" option for my weed. Am I not understanding something? You say it is not effective, but that site says it is. What would you use for this weed if not 2,4-D?

Thanks.

Ummm, I don't know where you saw that on the TAMU website. Here is what was in the link that I had posted above:

The active ingredients that have been successful in treating Bladderwort include:

Diquat (Rated: Good)
Fluridone (Rated: Good)
Flumioxazin (Rated: Good)
Penoxsulam (Rated: Good)

These ratings are based upon the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers aquatic herbicide trials.

It doesn't even mention 2,4-D for Bladderwort.

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