Can this be added to foliar fertilizer? Foliar fungicide or insecticide? Or just used with turf herbicides?
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It is used with foliar sprays only. It helps by allowing the chemical sprayed, to penetrate the natural waxy covering that is present on all leaves, which naturally acts as a protectant on the leaves/ blades so they don't dry out in the sun and wind. This product also helps the spray to envelope the blade, so it can be more effective while applied. Helps save money, as the chemical will stick to the blade instead of running off and becoming worthless. You'll find you don't need to spray as often, because you gain the full benefit from the spray you applied. Product will pay for it's self.
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I should have been clearer, sorry. This is used with fertilizer, and weed killers. I wouldn't recommend it's us with other treatments.
1065511
Seems like overkill. One jug of Drive will do your size lawn 10x over. Hose sprayer, 4-5 TBsp per gallon ratio. In my sprayer I add 12 oz of Drive and 2 oz of surfactant. (Always use surfactant!) Seriously for you I would just go to Home Depot or Lowes and get a $12 bottle of crabgrass & weed killer. Save your money.
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can be used for any trees, respond very well for any fungus,i have powder mildow on my phlox last year,i spray twice with copper fungicide and is gone, my friend have black spot on her roses,spraying with Serenade and copper fungicide shows good result
418057
Yes! Spray entire lawn. I use product along slab as well. Lived in home for 5 yrs and NEVER has ant problems or hills on lawn.
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I just got the herbicide yesterday, & I'm reading the directions now. It clearly states to NOT mix oil & water as it apparently affects the efficacy. So, I suppose, you need to choose using one or the other.
2099709
It is rather granular. I think it would be a lot of trouble to completely dissolve it so it might clog your sprayer. Miracle Gro makes a cheap lawn sprayer that works well with it. That's what I use.
1325491
It appears to have killed a good portion of my fescue grass. Half of my yard is now brown, I'm hoping the grass will come back with the rains here in California during the winter. How did it work on your lawn?
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It needs to be mixed with it. Along with Epsom salts. Look up MHP gardener on YouTube. He gave me a lot of info on it. He has a video where he discusses the fertilizer in detail. Hope this helps.
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The label says for spot spraying Quinclorac Select 75DF, use for spray mix 1 tablespoon per gallon, or 1 lb per acre, or 0.367 ounces (0.75 lb al/A) per 1000 square feet of treated area. My neighbors had an invasive Torpedpo grass coming on to my property. I applied a small strip down the edge of property and it has virtually halted the invasion. One year later have only had to spot spray one or two root systems. Product is absolutely excellent but I have been very careful when applying it.Hope this helps.
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I don't recommend this for home lawns due to it's toxicity. You must cover all exposed skin & should wear a respirator when applying Use some thing less toxic for lawns your kids &, dog will play on.
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It's a fungicide Jon......it's NOT an insecticide. We use this on our cucumber & squash plants to prevent or control fungus. We do not spray anything on flowering plant's when bee's are active. Do your spraying after 6pm .
575030
I'd read the label. Regular lawn irrigation likely dilutes its potency. It could work but may need to be applied more frequently than the label recommends in sprinkler locations.
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I use it as grass fertilizer it is pure nitrogen greens up fast and in garden no weed killing except if overused it will kill anything
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You could use it for either one. If for soil you'd primarily use it as a foliar spray.
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Hello,I pour some into a 3 - 5 gallon sprayer that would normally be used to spray your garden.It is the pump top style. Works Great!
1686756
Usually when you seed you add a starter fertilizer. I doubt that adding milorganite would hurt anything though
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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.