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pond covered with salvinia #5298419 09/10/14 02:13 PM
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The salvina has been sprayed, but there's now a dead salvinia mat on top of the water in ponds and surrounding ditches. I'm interested if anyone on here has ideas on how to get open water back on the ponds. I know a tropical storm with a good 10-or-so inch rain and good south wind would definitely help. Any other thoughts or suggestions will be appreciated.

Re: pond covered with salvinia [Re: 1971snipe] #5298426 09/10/14 02:16 PM
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Mechanical removal. Get a rake drill a hole attach a rope and get a workout in.


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I have the same problem. Picked up Glyphosate, Diquat, and surfactant blend yesterday. I am going to spray this afternoon. In October we will be releasing Weevils to hopefully get rid of this problem.

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Originally Posted By: Aggieduck
Mechanical removal. Get a rake drill a hole attach a rope and get a workout in.


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Re: pond covered with salvinia [Re: nickduckhunter] #5299906 09/11/14 01:52 AM
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Originally Posted By: nickduckhunter
I have the same problem. Picked up Glyphosate, Diquat, and surfactant blend yesterday. I am going to spray this afternoon. In October we will be releasing Weevils to hopefully get rid of this problem.


weevils? sounds more interesting than a rake and rope.

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Yes- rake or drag it out of there


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Re: pond covered with salvinia [Re: 1971snipe] #5331576 09/29/14 12:50 PM
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I have the same problem. Picked up Glyphosate, Diquat, and surfactant blend yesterday. I am going to spray this afternoon. In October we will be releasing Weevils to hopefully get rid of this problem.


weevils? sounds more interesting than a rake and rope.


PM sent. But if anyone else knows where to obtain salvinia-eating weevils, I would appreciate the information. There information on the web, but I don't immediately see a source for them, other than TPW, who apparently just uses them on large public waters. They look good, though ... they take care of the problem and then die.

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