Selective Aquatic & Terrestrial Herbicide for Comprehensive Weed ControlAlligare's IMOX delivers highly effective, selective control of challenging shoreline, floating, emerged, and submersed aquatic species, as well as many problematic terrestrial weeds. This versatile herbicide provides outstanding results across a wide range of application sites while maintaining environmental responsibility.Performance HighlightsIMOX offers selective, yet highly effective, results on challenging shoreline, floating, emerged, and submersed species in aquatic settings, as well as control of many terrestrial weeds. Outstanding Weed Control: Provides exceptional results in a wide range of application sites Pre- and Post-Emergent Control: Offers both pre- and post-emergent control of many problematic weeds Grass Species Control: Controls several grass species at low rates for cost-effective management Versatile Applications: Effective on shoreline, floating, emerged, and submersed aquatic species Hay and Grazing Compatible: Can be used on listed sites that are cut for hay or grazed Selective Formula: Maintains selectivity even in environmentally sensitive areas Key Benefits Multi-Environment Solution: Works effectively in both aquatic and terrestrial settings Flexible Use: Suitable for sites used for hay production or livestock grazing Low Application Rates: Controls grass species efficiently at low rates Broad-Spectrum Control: Targets a wide variety of problematic weed species Professional-Grade: Trusted by land and water management professionals Controls These Weeds and Aquatic PlantsIMOX provides effective control of a comprehensive range of challenging aquatic and terrestrial weeds, including: Alligator weed Ryegrass (annual) Arrowhead Bladderwort Cattail Chinese tallow Curly-leaf pondweed Frog-bit Hoary cress Hydrilla Pigweed Salvinia Sago pondweed Saltcedar Water hyacinth Water primrose Ideal ForPerfect for managing vegetation in ponds, lakes, shorelines, wetlands, pastures, and other sites where selective weed control is essential. Whether you're maintaining waterfront property, managing grazing land, or controlling invasive species in sensitive areas, IMOX provides the professional-grade control you need with the selectivity you require.What to ExpectExperience effective control of both aquatic and terrestrial weeds with a single, versatile solution. IMOX's selective action targets problem species while preserving desirable vegetation, creating a healthier, more balanced environment. The pre- and post-emergent activity provides flexible timing options for optimal control throughout the growing season.Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: Can IMOX be used on land that's grazed by livestock?A: Yes, IMOX can be used on listed sites that are cut for hay or grazed. Always follow label instructions regarding grazing restrictions and waiting periods.Q: Does IMOX work on both aquatic and terrestrial weeds?A: Yes, IMOX is uniquely versatile, providing effective control of challenging shoreline, floating, emerged, and submersed aquatic species, as well as many terrestrial weeds.Q: What types of grass species does IMOX control?A: IMOX controls several grass species at low rates, including annual ryegrass. Consult the product label for a complete list and specific application rates.Q: Is IMOX safe for use in environmentally sensitive areas?A: Yes, IMOX maintains selectivity even in environmentally sensitive areas, making it ideal for precise and responsible weed management.Q: How long before I see results?A: Results vary depending on the target species and environmental conditions. You'll typically notice visible effects within 2-4 weeks, with full control developing over several weeks.Q: Can IMOX be used for both pre-emergent and post-emergent control?A: Yes, IMOX offers both pre- and post-emergent control of many problematic weeds, providing flexible application timing options.Q: Do I need a special license to apply this product?A: Requirements vary by state and application site. Check your local regulations regarding herbicide applications, especially for aquatic use. Some states may require certification or permits.
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