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- Details
- Usage
- Weeds Treated
- Season Long Weed Control
- Treats Floating & Submerged Weeds
- Systemic Herbicide That Kills Roots
Sonar™ Q pellets has the same active ingredient as Sonar™ A.S. Although convenient, pellets are more expensive to use than comparable liquids. Pellets are not recommended for ponds with mucky bottoms or turbid water. Sonar™ Q pellets may be used for spot treating in larger ponds or lakes.
Usage Information
From dosage rates to product labels, the USAGE tab contains all of the information you need to properly apply your pond care products.
8 Pounds
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| Application | Granular |
| Temperature Restriction | None |
| Pond Size Treated (4-6 Feet Deep) | Up to 17,000 Square Feet |
| Shelf Life | 5 Years |
Dosage Rates
Treatment Area (Acres) |
Sonar™Q (Pounds) |
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| 1/4 Acre | 5 Pounds |
| 1/2 Acre | 10 Pounds |
| 1 Acre | 20 Pounds |
How To Apply
Broadcast the Sonar™ Q onto the area to be treated using a granular spreader. Pellets will sink to the bottom of the pond. Over time, the weeds will begin to brown and die. Once completely dead, use a rake, like the Pond Logic® Pond & Beach Rake, to remove dead weeds to prevent an accumulation of dead plant material and muck. Sonar™ Q is not recommend for ponds with mucky bottoms or turbid water.When To Apply
Sonar™ Q has no temperature restriction, but it should be applied in early spring, at the first sign of weed growth. It can take 30-60 days to control established weed growth and up to 90 days for full protection of your pond. We recommend using pond dye to reduce sunlight exposure that can reduce treatment effectiveness.
Restrictions
- Wait 30 days before using treated water for irrigation.
Documentation
Weeds Treated
The first step towards effectively treating any pond weed is proper identification. SePRO Sonar™ Q Granular Aquatic Herbicide - 8 Pounds is recommended for use against each of the weeds listed below. Click on your desired weed for more information and alternate control options.
American Pondweed
Bladderwort
Coontail
Curly Leaf Pondweed
Duckweed
Eurasian Watermilfoil
Hydrilla/Elodea
Sago Pondweed
Southern Naiad
