How many ounces are required per gallon of water via the instructions? I want to know how many gallons the concentrate will make up.
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32 oz container makes 21 gallons of spray. About 1.5 oz per gallon of water
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2.5 oz per gallon. Mine has 32 oz so it should give you over 12 gallons of killer...I like it better than round up and it is cheaper
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the container purchased is a half gallon in concentrate form, the mixture is one (1) part of product to five (5) parts water. this should produce a total of (3) three gallons of the mixed solution.
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If I knew the square feet that you were going to spray that gallon of water onto I could give you a precise answer but here is a best guess. 1.3 - 5.3 oz in a gallon will give you a spray solution in the range of what I would expect you should use in doing a high volume foliar or spot spray treatment.I hope this helps. Thanks for considering doing your purchase through AgCare Direct.
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I use 1/2 ounce, per gallon as a good rule. The manufacturer suggests 1oz per 2 1/2 gallons.
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IT'S VERY CONCENTRATED!!! We Mix 2.5 ounces per Gallon of Water, you should also use a wetting Agent-We use Aquatic Adjuvant by applied Biochemist 3 ounces per 10 gallons
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There are 3 each makes a gallon...has recipe for quart ...I am sure you could make smaller amounts...ajusting water and mix ratio...hope this helps.
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Varies, but many applications.are 1oz/1 gallon water. Depends o. Where you are applying it --could e as much as 3 oz/ 1.gal water
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The instructions require 2 oz per gallon. I USE A 15 GALLON TANK and tow it being my lawn mower tractor, using a wand. It is the most reliable weed control I have been able to find.
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1gallon is 128 oz. This bag makes 240 oz. If you are making I gallon, short it by 1 cup and use half the bag. Do the same when you mix other half. I make small batches. 3 tsps to 6 oz. water.
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It's one to two scoops of powder per gallon of water. I estimate you'd get 50 scoops per container. With proper storage, my last container lasted 5 years. That was with me using roughly 5 scoops every six months or so. For a typical household, it's well worth the cost, imo.
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Mix with water 1.5 oz of product per gallon. About 21 gallons, if I did my math correctly.
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Hi Jim - You use 2-4 oz of the Disease Control Concentrate per gallon of water (depending on the concentrate that you want) and the bottle holds 32 oz of concentrate. Jo
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Concentrate. You mix it with water into a sprayer. I think it is a dilution of 3 oz. (or 6?, can't remember for sure) of Bifen per gallon of water.
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MissGinner, It depends on the target weed. The label has variable rates from 1.33 oz per gallon of water all the way up to 5.33 oz per gallon depending on what you're trying to kill. I believe most weeds can be controlled using 1.33 to 2 oz per gallon but in the end, it will be the targeted weed which determines which rate to use.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
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I would say I get a consistent 2.25 gallons out of mine -- 288 ounces. Your tank may need to be re-pressurized -- there are YouTube videos explaining how to do it.
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From the product page description, "Mix 1 fluid ounce (2 tablespoons) of Weed Stop in 1 gallon of water (see product container for sprayer-specific mixing ratios)."
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The label directions are to use 1 ounce per gallon, so the 16 ounce container would make 16 gallons. For my particular grape disease (black rot) it was recommended by a university bulletin to use 1 1/4 ounces per gallon when the new shoots were 1-3 inches long, and to reapply every 2 weeks and a maximum of 5 times. It worked great and I think I only treated 3 times.