What Bladderwort Looks Like:

Bladderworts are submersed free-floating plants. There are about 200 species in the world, ranging in size from a few inches to several feet long. Tiny bladders attached to the leaves trap and digest very tiny animals.

All bladderworts are rootless. They have main stems from which lacy, often complex leaves grow. Bladderwort flowers are usually bright yellow (sometimes lavender, depending on species); the flowers have two 'lip-like' petals of about equal size. Flowers are on long stalks that emerge several inches above the water. The carnivorous bladders are attached at regular intervals along the linear leaf segments.

How to Treat Bladderwort:

Sonar Liquid A.S.

Mix the following in a tank sprayer:
This solution treats 1/4 surface acre
-8 oz Sonar
-Fill the rest of the tank sprayer with water

How to Apply: Mix according to directions into a sprayer. Place the nozzle of the sprayer underneath the water surface. Disperse the product in ten different spots in a 1/4 acre pond.

Please Note: It is important to use Nature's Blue Pond Dye with the Sonar application. This not only will let you know how well the sonar is staying in the pond, but it will also shade the sonar from being broken down by the sunlight.

THEN
Use The Airmax® Eco-System's 4-Step Process to keep your pond healthy all season.