Will this kill my FLOWERS if it should get on them????
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hello . the way this stuff works is all broad leaf plants have a tiny cup at the very bottom of the leaf cluster , water and nutrients puddle there and are absorbed by the plant . and a grass is a straight shoot no puddle there . so when you spray the active weed killer drips into the puddle , the plant drinks , and BAM dead weed or flower oops . this type of herbicide has a fairly short lifespan (normaly a 3 to 6 days depending on rain) whereas weedkiller like roundup is super sticky and has heavier molecules , so it sticks to everything and stays alot longer (depending on rain 4 to 8 weeks) so yes this will murder you flowers . and it's fun to be a farmer . hello . the way this stuff works is all broad leaf plants have a tiny cup at the very bottom of the leaf cluster , water and nutrients puddle there and are absorbed by the plant . and a grass is a straight shoot no puddle there . so when you spray the active weed killer drips into the puddle , the plant drinks , and BAM dead weed or flower oops . this type of herbicide has a fairly short lifespan (normaly a 3 to 6 days depending on rain) whereas weedkiller like roundup is super sticky and has heavier molecules , so it sticks to everything and stays alot longer (depending on rain 4 to 8... » Read More hello . the way this stuff works is all broad leaf plants have a tiny cup at the very bottom of the leaf cluster , water and nutrients puddle there and are absorbed by the plant . and a grass is a straight shoot no puddle there . so when you spray the active weed killer drips into the puddle , the plant drinks , and BAM dead weed or flower oops . this type of herbicide has a fairly short lifespan (normaly a 3 to 6 days depending on rain) whereas weedkiller like roundup is super sticky and has heavier molecules , so it sticks to everything and stays alot longer (depending on rain 4 to 8 weeks) so yes this will murder you flowers . and it's fun to be a farmer . « Show Less
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This stuff is pretty strong... I would be extra careful around flowers. If you do, I would hose them off with water, so the weed killer rinses away. Just to be safe. Hope this helps!
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It falls on the leaves and kills them, so it will make flowers sick. A few may survive.It does take an hour to set so you could take a squirt gun and wash off all the leaves.
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No, it will kill all but the very hardiest plant. Now, I do put it directly on some particularly nasty weeds in my yard. It will kill them, and then the grass eventually grows back.
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One word, yes. It is a heavy duty poison and it will kill any plant it touches. I watered down and sprayed on weeds that were in between rock. Be careful of drift from flowing water or overspray onto other plants.
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A mixture of vinegar, salt and dishsoap should kill dandelions, so I would expect that this would as well. Don't get it on your skin.
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It'll knock them out of the air, but it takes a while to kill them. If you're knocking them off your flowers, knocking them into gasoline is much more effective. (Some people say soapy water is just as effective as gas, but I much prefer the gas. That way I can burn their carcasses. Mwahahahahaha!)
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I used on my vegtable garden and it worked very well. I don't know about flowers. I feel certain it would take care of your problem.
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Well, no, probably not. You should look into an actual repellant, like the type designedto keep pets out of flower beds. Amazon stocks several of these.
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It will kill flowers. There is a smaller spray bottle of Weed Be Gone that you can use to kill the weeds around your garden or flower beds. This bottle should be used only on lawns.
2111597
As far as I know, as long as it is applied as directed and is absorbed by the plant, it will kill any insect that feeds on that plant. I bought it to take care of a infestation of bugs which were covering and killing some sago palms (cycads) in my yard. The plants are still alive and the bugs are dead.
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Maybe if the roots are down deep enough to escape the poison. I tried to kill grass around some sedum plants. It didn't do anything to the grass, but almost killed the sedums.
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It DOES kill bushes. When you mix it, just spray it on the BUSH. It will kill it dead, dead, dead. I did it to a honeysuckle vine that was massive. It is no more. Hooray!!!!
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It will definitely kill the Bermuda grass, but I'm not sure about the irises. I know that it killed my calla lilies but did ok on the azaleas and my other trees.
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This product will kill any vegetation it touches. I have found that I sometimes it will kill the top growth but some plants with deep roots may have to be sprayed again when re growth appears. It works best on young weeds.There are other products out there that will kill your stickers without killing flowers. Try Grass-be-gone.
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My experience has been that this is a superb herbicide and will kill everything it touches, which is why I use it. I use it on poison ivy, duck weed, hyacinth, gator grass, etc. I have not used it on water lilies but have no doubt it would kill them either on purpose or accidently. If trying to spray selectively better consult someone in that field.
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Any weed killer will leach several inches further that you spray it so stay far away from those roses
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According to other comments here it will kill Wild Violets. I have no first hand experience with killing Wild Violets.
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It says it won't harm plants or foliage but evidently isn't good for bees and butterflies. I sprayed it on all the vegetation around the yard including flowers and they seem fine 2 weeks later. The bigger problem is the spray bottle is a total piece of junk that will either a)not work at all, b) work for a few minutes before leaking profusely, or c) explode soaking everything around it. My advice: Buy a different brand...it can't be worse than this piece of garbage.