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Cutrine Plus Granular is a granular algaecide containing 3.7% elemental copper as the active ingredient. It is especially for control of Benthic (bottom-growing) forms of algae including Chara, Nitella, and bottom growing filamentous algae. Learn More

Cygnet Plus is a non-ionic spray adjuvant used as an activator/penetrant. It is used in combination with Shore-Klear to effectively control emergent aquatic plants and added to common herbicides/algaecides to aid in product absorption.

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Reward is a non-selective liquid aquatic herbicide containing 37.3% diquat dibromide as the active ingredient. It provides broad range control of resistant algae and submerged, floating, and emergent plant species. Also available in 2.5 gallon jugs (in-store pickup only). Learn More

1/4'' self-sinking metering line ideal for use with our Eco-Flow metering pump. The metering system is used to add liquid products to your pond such as enzyme, alum or algaecides. Please mark the total footage desired in the quantity box. Learn More

Hydrothol Granular is a non-selective, highly effective contact algaecide and aquatic herbicide containing 11.2% mono salt of endothall as the active ingredient. It is effective on a broad range of planktonic, filamentous, and branched algae along with submerged aquatic plants. Learn More

Triton AE (Aquatic Enhancing) Pro Enzyme is a reformulated all-natural enzyme technology that is designed to speed up nature's natural decomposition cycle. It helps to clarify water and degrade muck and sludge in lakes and ponds and is very effective when used as an adjuvant in an algaecide or herbicide treatment. Learn More

Cutrine Plus is liquid algaecide containing 9% metallic copper as the active ingredient. It is effective in controlling a broad range of algae including planktonic, filamentous, and benthic. Learn More

K-Tea is liquid algaecide containing 8% metallic copper as the active ingredient. It is effective in controlling a broad range of green and blue-green algae including filamentous, planktonic and branched. Learn More