Does the plant have to be cut down first and then spray the cut, or can you just spray the plant?
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In my opinion....this product is only intended for light undergrowth. It had no positive effect on that which I sprayed it on of any size at all....VERY DISAPPOINTED!!!! As for whether or not you have to cut first....I didn't cut. If you have to go to that much work...then just cut it all the way out and forget the product!
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You cut slit in the PAC , open the slit and lay it on the soil. For smaller pots I placed it in vertically instead of horizontally, I used to water 12 plants and Trees for 30+ days! Not one died or dried out. For big Trees I used 2.
141963
On the bottle under directions it says that you can spray directly on the plant.Best wishes, Jeannie Lucas
457775
Yes, since It is an oil spray make sure that the plant you use it on can take an oil spray
149603
The vinegar kills all plants. Sometimes you have to spray several times. Any plant is vulnerable to damage and death. If you want the plant, don't get vinegar on it!
1281493
Probably. This isn't a spray anyway. It's meant to selectively kill vines etc. on which you dab the poison using the little dabber that is part of the cap. Because of the possibility of "drift" you shouldn't spray herbicides b/c the stuff could land on plants you don't want killed. You should seriously consider less drastic measures as sprays can be very harmful to the environment. I would start by cutting the vines off at the base or as close to the ground as you can. Pull off the vines--take out all your aggressions on those stupid weeds. It's very therapeutic! If you can find where the vine is coming out of the ground try digging it out. If you can't, then carefully "paint" the remaining stem with Stump-Out. It might take more than one application. I have bind weed on my property. It has a tap root to hell. The only way I can control it is to keep cutting it back a couple times a year and make sure I prevent it from setting seed. I have been gardening for over 50 years and the longer I do, the more convinced I am that it is important not to spray herbicides or pesticides. Hope I have helped you. DCGardenGirl (although at 72 I'm hardly a girl any more!)
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You don't need a sprayer, it's granules. Just sprinkle it around the dripline(on the ground, around the stem, in a circle, the diameter of the plant) and scratch it in VERY gently so you don't disturb any surface roots. Then water it in. It doesn't all need to disappear at once so don't drown anything. Just wet it to get it going.
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This product is intended to be sprayed directly on the leaves of the plant. The plant should be watered as needed.
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I have no experience on those plants however every woody type plants or bush and I have tried this one it has totally eradicated it so my guess is that it was definitely will. one thing I am sure that you have already read in these questions and comments that is imperative you must apply them directly after a cut. I know dealing with poison anything you don't want to really disturb it so what I would do is apply directly to the leaves of the plant and give it a day or two and after 2 days if you do not see a drastic change then you need to cut it and apply it
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You can spray it straight or mix in a a table spoon of Epsom salt with a couple drops of dishwashing liquid to make it stronger and easier to spray. It will kill any green plant you spray it on, but it may take more than one spray. This includes saplings. So far it has not discolored bark mulch.
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Yes, use 1 tsp per 2o oz water spray on the leaves. Also kills spiders, ants etc. BTW, simple green also works this way. good luck The instruction sheet has many ideas for it's useage.
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I don't think that method will work very well since the product is kinda like super fine sawdust with nematodes living on the surfaces. It would be very hard to disperse without getting it mixed in a bunch of water. I used a pump up sprayer and removed the spray tip, but a watering can would work too. If you use a pump up sprayer, do not pressure it up to much or you might kill the little guys. This product was very effective.
69980
Yes, but some plants might need a second app (or mix it on the stronger side per directions) as they are hard to kill.
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you mix it with water according to the instructions, then spray it onto your plants using a spray bottle
239778
I use mine to kill ivy only. so I fill it with warm water and then pump it and spray it out half way and then pour the rest out of the tank.I do know that there is a product s, old to clean out the sprayer, but what I spray is not oily or sticky like use d to spray on fruit trees.
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You need a hose end sprayer with a dial on top. Fill bottle with product, attach, set dial at 2.50. Do not add water to mix let sprayer do work. Start at far end of yard work your way out with an even motion.Don't spray too early.let the weed warm up so the product enters If you have to spray in temps over 80 degrees set dial a little lower maybe at 2 knowing you will need a second application later in season good luck it is a great product
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Yes, I spray it near the roots right after I towel it, then comb in and dry it.