Cutrine Plus Algaecide is not labeled for naiad it is for algae only. You may want to consider a product like Diquat instead, which is labeled for Naiad (another name for bushy pond weed).
Reward Herbicide can be mixed with an approved algaecide according to the product label.
Cutrine Plus Algaecide can be used in ponds and lakes to help control different types of algae, except if you have trout, koi fish and hybrid goldfish, Cutrine Plus Algaecide is toxic to these types of fish. We recommend to treat 1/2 of your pond first and wait 14 days to treat the other 1/2 of the pond to avoid fish suffocation caused by oxygen depletion from decaying algae.
Cutrine Plus Algaecide is only labeled for controlling algae, we are not aware of any other off label usages such as control of bugs.
The Cutrine Plus Algaecide mixing ratio will depend on what and how you are treating. It is not usually recommended for use in a hose-end sprayer. Please consult the product label for complete application instructions. Feel free to call us at 866-581-7378 with any questions.
No, Cutrine Plus Algaecide is designed for use in large bodies of water such as ponds, lakes, and reservoirs and not in small containerized water. Usually salt water tanks will need to be cleaned thoroughly and the nutrient levels in the water may need to be adjusted to reduce the likelihood of growth of the algae. We would recommend trying to identify what specific algae you need to treat for the best recommendation.
The typical dilution range of water to Cutrine Plus Algaecide is 9:1 when using a backpack-type sprayer or up to 50:1 when using water pump equipment or large tank sprayers. Please read the complete product label for all application directions and precautions.
Cutrine Plus is intended for large bodies of water and cannot be used in fountains. At this moment we don't carry anything labeled to treat algae in a small fountain. You may need to check your local stores to see what they have that may help.
We were able to find a couple articles that may be offer other tips to care for your fountain:
https://homeguides.sfgate.com/prevent-algae-garden-fountains-41269.html
https://www.hunker.com/13425698/how-to-remove-and-prevent-algae-in-a-fountain
Cutrine Plus Algaecide may cause fish toxicity to some species of fish. While Bluegills is not specifically listed on the product label we recommend contacting the manufacturer to be safe. Applied Bio Chemists can be reached at (800) 558-5106.
Cutrine Plus Algaecide is intended for large bodies of water and cannot be used in stock tanks therefore we are not able to advise on an application rate for this purpose.
Cutrine Plus is labeled to control algae including Chara, Spirogyra, Cladophora, Vaucheria, Ulothrix, Microcystis. If you are unsure of which type of algae you may be dealing with, we would suggest reaching out to your local cooperative extension office for help with a positive identification to be sure that this is the correct product for you. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions.
Cutrine Plus Algaecide is designed for use in large bodies of water such as ponds, lakes, and reservoirs and not in small containerized water.
GreenClean Pro Algaecide would be a better option as this is labeled for ponds, lake areas, garden fountains, ornamental waterfalls, ground surface water, etc.
Please view the full product label for more information.
Cutrine Plus Algaecide can be applied using most standard spray equipment. You may want to check with the manufacturer of your sprayer as to whether a copper product poses any risks.
Cutrine Plus Algaecide is intended for larger bodies of water and applied at a rate of 0.6 - 1.2 gallons per acre foot of water treated. SeClear Algaecide would be an option for smaller residential or backyard ponds.
The exact number of gallons of product you use will depend on how large of a surface area you're treating. To calculate the size of a pond based on gallons, you need to know the length, width, and depth, then use a volume calculation (length x width x depth).
Please refer Cutrine Plus Algaecide product label and SeClear Algaecide product label to determine which product would better suit your needs.
Cutrine Plus Algaecide is not labeled for duckweed. Diquat Water Weed and Landscape Herbicide is labeled to control duckweed.
Please review the product label for application rates and instructions.
Cutrine Plus Algaecide is applied at a rate of 0.6 - 1.2 gallons per acre foot of water treated. The exact number of gallons of product you use will depend on how large of a surface area you’re treating. Please refer to the manufacturer's product label for specific application information and the attached tables for determining the amount of product you would need for your pond. For additional technical support, the manufacturer can be reached by visiting their website's contact page by clicking here.
Due to liability issues, we do not make any recommendations for ponds with koi or goldfish because of the sensitive nature of these fish. We recommend you contact the manufacturer or a koi expert for assistance. We apologize we could not be helpful today.
If your pet drank some of Cutrine Plus Algaecide, it's possible it could make him sick. We recommend to contact or go to your vet and have the safety data sheet on hand.
