I am trying to kill the grass and weeds on a small hillside that has small ice plant and has weed fabric on it. Fabric has large holes and I want to spray and replace weed fabric. Best product but no spray? My wrists will not allow me to spray with a small hand held sprayer Is there something I can mix and put on with a spray tank or hose attached bottle? I am trying to kill the grass and weeds on a small hillside that has small ice plant and has weed fabric on it. Fabric has large holes and I want to spray and replace weed fabric. Best product but... » Read More I am trying to kill the grass and weeds on a small hillside that has small ice plant and has weed fabric on it. Fabric has large holes and I want to spray and replace weed fabric. Best product but no spray? My wrists will not allow me to spray with a small hand held sprayer Is there something I can mix and put on with a spray tank or hose attached bottle? « Show Less
185484
I agree. I would just buy several and put them in the tank sprayer. I dont believe they make a concentrate.
185485
If all you need to kill is weedy grass, this chemical will do it -- but takes a long time to work. If it's a mix of grass and broadleaf -- AND there's nothing you want to save -- then I'd use Roundup, which will kill everything and then decay in the soil.
185486
Just google 'grass b gone concentrate' It comes in a one gallon ready to use or if you have lots to spray it comes as a concentrate but it gets pricey. Remember, it'll only kill grasses. It's nearly impossible to kill the other weeds chemically without also killing the ice plant. If the ice plant isn't planted yet and you just want bare ground, I'd use round up or roundup mixed with Weed b gone.
185487
Roundup Weed and Grass Killer Concentrate Plus - mixes well. I think it's cheaper at lowes right now though and Smith 190285 1-Gallon Bleach & Chemical Sprayer With Non-Corrosive 15-Inch Wand and Single Nozzle System is a good sprayer
185488
I bought this product last year and was very pleased;however, spraying such a large area would be extremely hard on your wrists. Perhaps you could purchase a sprayer separately at the hardward store and pour this product into it. After giving this some thought, that is what I would do.
185489
I would use 2-4-D mixed following the label directions. This may be mixed with water to formulate larger quantaties.
185490
I only know this product and it's fabulous. But I understand....it gets painful to spray an decent sized area with this method. You could empty it into a spray tank and use it that way. I wouldn't mix anything with it. That's the only recommendation I have.
838175
Not clear why other commenter didn't get expected results. I recommend - with any weed killer - painting it on rather than spraying, when you are working around other plants.
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That is the main reason I started using this product. J grass is a nightmare. You just look at it & it grows. Once it is dead it is easier to dig up. I'm in South Texas & the heat is unbearable so I can't stay out or do too much labor in the heat. I had a patch 4ft dia and 2ft hi and it took 2 applications maybe 1/2 gall. It kills everything, so be careful. It kills the bermuda grass growing between the stepping stones, and other junk growing in the lava rock. It doesn't take much. Just a light spray. You have to dig it up after it's dead. Hard to say how much you need.
1585834
Yes you can, I bought a Gilmore sprayer that attaches to my garden hose, it works like magic. Simply choose the setting[ 1-10 ] for the amount of herbicide to water and spray, three days later no leaves and the target is dead...............hope this helps.
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Hi,This is a very good product and I was surprised at how well it worked and how far it went. Last summer, I sprayed the beds around our house (maybe 60 feet long x 4 to 10 feet wide) and used only about 1/4 of the ready to use container. It was very effective. Incidentally, I used a different non-organic spray in another area of the yard away from the house to compare efficacy. The areas where I sprayed the Avenger product are still virtually weed free this spring, the weeds are back in the other area sprayed with the other product. This stuff is good.
1887203
I have purchased this windscreen to prevent invasive neighbors, but I have not have enough experience yet to determine weeds. I believe this fabric is capable of preventing weeds/vines because it just may be a tight enough weave.
908293
By the way the only reason I recommended you to spray your test area in a part of yard where the sun mostly hits that spot is because you will see the results faster than if you sprayed it in a shady spot in your yard. The results will be the same in both spots the only difference is the amount of time it takes to see the results. Make sure you mow your grass first, make sure your yard the grass and weeds are dry when you mow and then spray shortly after that same day. The reason why is because you need to think of the weeds as a human arm or finger. If you have cut on your arm or finger it's very vulnerable to infection as soon as it's cut. The same is true with weeds or any other form of vegetation. I've also sprayed this Spectracide when the temp was close to 90 degrees. I just diluted the mixture after I used it on my text area. I apologize if I'm bothering you. I just wanted to explain myself a little more since I've been using this for a long time. I don't remember how long but it's been long enough to where I won't use anything else besides Drexel for killing everything a 15 foot tall that was growing in a tricky spot out at my shop, spraying it around the bottom of my trees in my yard, spraying around my house, knocking out my house and shop's driveways. Anyways... Goodluck!
864590
Not that I know of. This has not been a great sprayer for me since I used a combinaton of white vinegar, salt and a small amount of dishwashing detergent which is effective in killing weeds. Unfortunately, the combination of spray ingredients rusted the inside of the sprayer and clogged up the nozzle tip with rust bits. I am very disappointed since I spent a lot of money for that sprayer.
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This is a little hard to explain. Because it is based on your dilution rate with water versus what plants (weeds) you are going after.I mix at 2oz per gallon of water and use a 26 gallon sprayer for spot spraying our flowerbeds and the road ditches.Check this out for more info www.monsanto.com/sitecollectiondocuments/ito/2009%20herbicide%20handbook%20%282%29.pdfHope this helps
1814875
It is a granular substance that sits on top of the soil. As the plant is watered, it slowly dissolves into the soil over a period of several weeks. It is meant to be a systemic insecticide which is drawn in by the roots, so no, I don't think it would dissolve quickly and thoroughly enough to use in a sprayer. ALSO, if you pull-up the product label on-line, you could contact the manufacturer.
1158691
We bought a cheap pressure sprayer specifically for this stuff and mix per the directions. We just spot spray the offending sedge weeds twice a few days apart and the stuff kills it very nicely.
1779737
I have a lawn I am trying to kill. But, weeds have taken over also. I used weed & feed to get rid of the weeds. Now I am going to spray the grass.
2213347
Just wait a few days for the grass to die. This is not a herbicide. It is an organic spray that will only harm grass or weeds it has direct contact with. There are no residual harmful effects to the soil.
981543
This product is concentrated... you will need to add the proper amount of water as specified on the directions for what type of weed you would like to kill. I recommend reading and following the directions that comes with the product.
2044397
I live in far south Texas and we leave the fabric down year round. We try to only have drought tolerant plants, and the fabric and mulch/rocks help the soil retain the little rain we get from drying out too quickly as well as helps keep weeds and grasses from growing (without the fabric, after a rain, grasses and weeds quickly germinate). As for any dead plants, I dig/cut it out and either plant a new plant or put a piece of fabric over the area of the removed plant so weeds will not grow.
1463911
A common lawn and garden sprayer with an adjustable nozzle will do. Alternatively you could use a paint roller (3/4" nap).
139827
Why do wish to spray your sidewalk? Do you hope the get stains out or brighter the cement? To clean up your garage floor or to disinfect mold and mildew, use one part bleach (regular not scented as the scented is not as strong...generic is fine) to one party water. Use gloves if indoors or a long handled sponge mops and be careful not to splash any of the mixture on your clothing, walls, rugs or draperies. Use a long handled push broom outdoors and carefully pour small amounts of the mixture where you wish to use it. You could add a little something like Orange cleaner or PineSol to give the mixture a little more cleaning power.....if cleaning is what you wish to do. If trying to remove stains, no other product is necessary. I would leave the mixture on the concrete for at least 10-15 minutes (carefully watching so that animals or small children do not happen by) and then rinse it well with clean fresh water several times....a hose connected to outside spigot would be best. ALSO...do not attempt this on a windy day and if it's very hot...the mixture will evaporate too quickly..so do this early in the morning before the direct rays of the sun hit your sidewalk. DO NOT mix the product shown here with water. You don't want to dilute this cleaner any further and it's too expensive to use to use on a sidewalk. Save it for other small jobs in the house. I spray my white resin lawn furniture every spring, allow it to soak for a little while and then use my pressure washer to clean it off. This works amazingly well. A hose with an adjustable nozzle could work fairly well, too. Good luck with your sidewalk.