Originally Posted by papereater
Thanks, essup. So, 10ppb , most people have no idea what that means but does that translate to a dilution of straight fluridone, say, from a bottle? In other words, if I buy this:

https://www.lakerestoration.com/pro...qhXcHfmXT2TVbG2-n8oao2B5ErEaArWoEALw_wcB

How many milliliters do I take of this stuff diluted to say. 1 liter? OR does this stuff already come ready to use, as 10ppb (almost watered down)?

Also, I do already have triclopyr sitting in my garage. Could this be as good? Also, 10ppb?

First you have to figure out your average pond depth and what size it is. "About" ain't gonna cut it. Pull up your pond on Google Earth and measure it's area.

An acre foot of water is 325,851 gallons. A pond that is one surface acre in size, averages 5 foot depth. If you want to treat it to 10ppb dosage, you will need to add 4.32 Fl. Oz. of a fluridone product that has a strength of 41.7%

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