Phycomycin - Product Info
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ALGAECIDE AND OXIDIZER
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Click Here to Data Sheet Click Here to View MSD Phycomycin is a Sodium Carbonate Peroxyhydrate based algaecide is a wonderful tool in small ponds where oxygen depletion is a major concern. As the active ingredient in this product breaks down it puts more Oxygen into the water column which helps to counteract the dying plants that are removing it. This product is designed to be used where copper is not an option such as Koi ponds and Trout farms. |
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Phycomycin is a granular product that attacks planktonic and filamentous algae on contact. You can actually see it working as you apply. Fast-acting, it leaves behind no harmful residues and adds bio-available oxygen to the water. Phycomycin is effective both as an algaecide (eliminating existing blue-green algae infestations) and as an algaestat (i.e., retarding and preventing new growth). It works quickly, and neither it nor its byproducts (hydrogen peroxide and oxygen) linger in the ecosystem. |
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Can also be applied as a spot or perimeter treatment. EPA approved and NSF/ANSI Standard 60 certified for drinking water application. Begin application in spring as water temperature warms to 60º F and above. Early treatment when growth first appears or begins to create a nuisance will reduce the amount of Phycomycin you will need. Early treatment will also reduce the amount of dead growth. Heavy, out of control growth may require more than one application or physical removal to gain control. For best results, use under conditions of minimal water flow. Apply early on the morning of a calm, sunny day. Phycomycin can be applied either manually, or by using most existing broadcast spreaders. No water use restrictions.The product is applied at 3.0 to 100.0 lbs/acre-ft.
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*Consult Label for Exact Doses & Important Application Directions.
In Wisconsin and other states, chemical use permits are required for all herbicide/algaecide applications or you must have in place a current Type I or Type II fish farm license. Check with your local and/or state regulatory group for specific requirements. In order to apply chemicals in liquid form within Wisconsin, the applicator must be licensed with the State. Wisconsin pond owners - contact the Department of Agriculture at 608-224-4887 for a fish farm license.


