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AB Aquashade Dye

DoMyOwn · EPA Reg 33068-1 · Herbicide / Algaecide Document last checked 2026-05-30

About this product

Active ingredient Pending extraction
Manufacturer DoMyOwn
Category Herbicide / Algaecide

Full details for AB Aquashade Dye

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According to the label From the product label

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Aquashade is an aquatic plant growth control product used to manage plant growth in natural and manmade lakes and ponds. It contains Acid Blue 9 (12.6%) and Acid Yellow 23 (1.04%) as active ingredients. These dyes work by absorbing specific wavelengths of light critical to plant photosynthesis, which helps suppress the growth of submerged plants, floating algae mats, and emergent vegetation. The treated water will retain a light aqua-blue tint. It is designed for use in ornamental, recreational, fish bearing, or fish farming water bodies. For best results, it should be applied as a pre-emergent before the growing season, though it can be applied to ice or during the growing season to suppress existing growth. When applying, the product should be dispersed throughout the water body, avoiding concentration within 50 feet of intake or use areas. Users should be aware that the product can cause eye irritation and may stain fabric or porous surfaces. Always follow specific mixing and application rates based on the total volume of the water body in gallons, liters, or acre-feet.

Pests covered (2)
submerged plants, floating algae mats, emergent (shoreline) vegetationAlgae, Aquatic Plants, Cattails, Floating Plants, Hydrilla, Pondweed, Submersed Plants, Vegetation, Watermilfoil
Areas treatable (1)
Natural and Manmade lakes and ponds (ornamental, recreational, fish bearing or fish farming)

Application instructions from the label 1

Natural and Manmade lakes and ponds (ornamental, recreational, fish bearing or fish farming)

Can be applied directly onto ice where applicable. Use higher rates (1.5-2.0ppm) in shallow waters or in-season where growth is within 2 feet of surface.

Target pest
submerged plants, floating algae mats, emergent (shoreline) vegetation
Location
Outdoor

Mixing instructions 2

For pests Location Amount Per Finished strength Label notes
submerged plants, floating algae mats, emergent vegetation Outdoor 0.6 oz. 10,000 gal 0.5 ppm Refer to chart for various volumes
submerged plants, floating algae mats, emergent vegetation Outdoor 1.0 oz. 37,850 Liters 0.8 ppm Refer to chart for various volumes

Worker safety

PPE required Wear long-sleeved shirt, long pants, shoes, socks, and chemical-resistant gloves made of any waterproof material. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling and before eating, drinking, chewing gum, using tobacco or using the toilet.

Timing & weather

Use restrictions 1