What will the coverage area be for a 2.5 gallon container of Round Up?
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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
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Gosh, I wish I could tell you. I have two and love them. Having two lets me cook compost in one, but continue to add material to the other. I recently emptied one of mine into my new veggie garden bed and it spread over an area about 5ft X 6ft at around 2 to 3 inches deep. I suppose there's a math equation that could figure out the gallons from those figures.
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Thank you for contacting us. Yes, it's ready to use. A 5 gallon container will provide coverage of about 5000 sq ft or the equivalent of 250 lbs of salt. Please reach out if you have any other questions.
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The combination of the 1/2 gallon containers should yield about a gallon of silicone. Thank you.
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Yes, it is concentrate. I am not sure of the exact coverage, but I know that I use 3oz. per 4 gals. of water. I have a 2.5 acre lot and still have over 1/2 of the 1.67 gallon left from last year. Goes a lot further than regular Roundup.
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Hi ... thank you for inquiring about these beads. Please note that these are beads, so they have a hole going all the way through. They are a nice bright white. They are only available in a package of 110 beads. The bag measures about 4.5" x 3.5" and has 2 layers of beads. We think this is about a half cup of beads. They are not available in any kind of super bulk bags. So ... to fill two gallon containers would take A LOT of these small packages. We really can't estimate how many packages you would need.
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It might fit about a gallon and a half. I've been using it for 2 years. ...it's amazing.
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It cover alot. I used it on my counters and I have more than half a bottle left. Approx 50 sq feet. Works great.
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In reality, about 40 - 42 once you get a 1 inch substrate in the bottom for plants. 46 if filled to the brim and no substrate. The 50 gallon claim is a lie. If you calculate the density of water you can see it would need to be about an inch taller, wider and longer to have an internal capacity of 50 gallons since the acrylic is 1/4" thick the internal dimension are 1/2 inch smaller then the outer ones. WE call it our 50 gallon tank but I do all my treatments and water change assume 40 - 42 gallons so 8-10 gallons per water change depending on the Nitrate level. It over half a year in use so Ammonia and Nitrites are always near zero. In reality, about 40 - 42 once you get a 1 inch substrate in the bottom for plants. 46 if filled to the brim and no substrate. The 50 gallon claim is a lie. If you calculate the density of water you can see it would need to be about an inch taller, wider and longer to have an internal capacity of 50 gallons since the acrylic is 1/4" thick the internal dimension are 1/2 inch smaller then the outer ones. WE call it our 50 gallon tank but I do all my treatments and water change assume 40 - 42 gallons so 8-10 gallons per water change depending on the Nitrate level. It over half a year in... » Read More In reality, about 40 - 42 once you get a 1 inch substrate in the bottom for plants. 46 if filled to the brim and no substrate. The 50 gallon claim is a lie. If you calculate the density of water you can see it would need to be about an inch taller, wider and longer to have an internal capacity of 50 gallons since the acrylic is 1/4" thick the internal dimension are 1/2 inch smaller then the outer ones. WE call it our 50 gallon tank but I do all my treatments and water change assume 40 - 42 gallons so 8-10 gallons per water change depending on the Nitrate level. It over half a year in use so Ammonia and Nitrites are always near zero. « Show Less
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I would believe this would cover 20 gallon tank. Mine was 12 gallons and I had a fair amount left over.
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I wouldn't think you would spread it evenly over a yard, a line around house perimiter, or spot treat mounds, but if you chose too, I would guess a handful would be good for 10 x 10, I would guess 20 handfuls, 2000 sq ft
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This 12-quart bag is 3 gallons so it will fill 1 1/2 two gallon pots. But if you are going to add extra perlite,which I suggest you do, then this bag will be enough to fill the 2- two gallon pots with the additional perlite. I use a mixture of 2 parts soil, 1 part perlite. It really helps with drainage and prevents soil compaction, especially in potted plants. Good Luck!
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I used 12 cubic feet or 6 bags of 2 cubic feet of Miracle-Gro Potting Soil. This left a 2" space at the top. I also used a liner. Everything seems very happy. Where I live the Potting Mix was a bit pricey, but that amount worked well for me. Good luck!
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I have never carried spare gas with me but I would say a 2 or 2.5 gallon container would fit
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It's a gallon .about coverage .I have no idea because I haven't even opened it yet
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I used it in a hand-pumped one gallon spray bottle. If you don't need to cover a large area, a regular spray bottle should work fine.
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Not really certain. Using 4-8 oz. per 20 gal of water, I've used less than 1/2 gal over +4 years to cover an acre or more. I use extra on the buildings.