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Anyone use Aquathal super K liquid vs pellets? Any issues with chemical movement?
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I have some that I spot treat on patches of curly leaf pond weed as I notice it. Works. Not sure what you mean by chemical movement or how to detect it.
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I have some that I spot treat on patches of curly leaf pond weed as I notice it. Works. Not sure what you mean by chemical movement or how to detect it.
jim I am guessing "chemical drift" killing plants in areas you didn't treat would be one to detect it.
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Yes.. applying slow release pellets is one thing, blowing liquid emulsion underwater is another..
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