Duckweed Control
The tiny leaves of duckweed can pose a big problem to ponds of all sizes by blocking essential light and depriving other pondlife of oxygen - so we're sure this duckweed busting, simple to use, eco-friendly Duckweed Control will prove very popular.
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The tiny leaves of duckweed can pose a big problem to ponds of all sizes by blocking essential light and depriving other pondlife of oxygen - so we're sure this duckweed busting, simple to use, eco-friendly Duckweed Control will prove very popular.
Harmless to fish, frogs and other aquatic life, Duckweed Control relies upon a mix of selected natural bacteria to prevent duckweed growth by modifying the water chemistry - an intial dose followed by regular 10ml applications, all measured accurately by the built-in dosing chamber - should result in a clear and thriving pond.
Available in 1 litre bottle only, the Duckweed Control is suitable for use in all types of pond.
- Duckweed Control supplied in 1 Litre bottles
- Prevents duckweed growth
- Prior removal of existing duckweed is recommended for best results
- Contains no synthetic chemicals or artificial pesticides
- Safe to use in all ponds
- Poses no harm to fish, frogs or other aquatic plants
- Fits perfectly in any organic gardening system
- Enhances natural water chemistry
- 1 Litre bottle doses larger ponds
- Full dosage rates and information contained on bottles
- Intial dose of one full dosing chamber for every 450 litres of water to be treated
- Add 10ml per 450 Litres weekly until no duckweed is left
- Bottles include dosing chamber
Product Reviews
works to an extent ,but theres no other product out there thats does the same thing
This is astonishingly effective. I followed the intructions religiously and now have a clear, sparkling pond - it's almost unbelievable. I don't have fish but my frogs seem unconcerned about its use.
As requested, here are my views on the above product. It does appear to be having an affect on the Duckweed in my pond in that the leaves of the Duckweed appear to be getting smaller, but it has not removed it. It does not appear to be having any other affect on the pond inhabitants. I shall persevere with it until the next summer. Mike Muggridge.