Orange Oil 1L

Directions: Suitable for use in artificial water impoundments and enclosed bodies of water in all states and territories in Australia. Bot for use in natural streams or water bodies holding water for human consumption. Dosage: 1L per 500m2 of water surface. Mix 1-part with up to 100 parts water and spray using a back pack sprayer directly onto the water's surface. Best to apply several light applications rather than one heavy application. 

How to get the most out of Orange Oil:

Orange Oil is not like traditional herbicides. It is important to apply Orange Oil correctly to achieve desired results. Firstly, you must make sure Orange Oil is fit for your situation.

• The aquatic debris must be free-floating – not attached to the substrate.
• The density of the aquatic debris must be single layered (not overlapping)
• The water’s surface must not be 100% covered by aquatic debris.
• Your water body must have an average depth of >1m

You can partially remove the aquatic debris by means of physical removal to ensure you meet the parameters above. We recommend you apply multiple treatments (minimum of 3) to effectively manage free-floating aquatic debris. You should apply Orange Oil directly to the aquatic debris and to the surrounding free space. Ensure you use a low pressure, shower droplet spray to lightly and evenly coat the surface of the aquatic matter. If the substance moves away from you or from the force of the stream, it is too powerful. Treatment should continue until the aquatic debris is no longer visible on the surface of your water body.

If applied correctly, we find that full applications on day 1, day 2 and day 4 are quite effective. You may need to spot spray any remaining aquatic debris. If you are not able to apply Orange Oil to all of the aquatic debris in one application, you will need to treat more frequently to ensure all of it is covered over a short period of time.