How long after you apply until it must be watered in? I have about two acres and would like to let the rain do it.
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it slowly breaks down in sunlight, but you could probably wait a week or two to water it in with little loss of control.
992914
Can't help you with this one. I sprayed it on when the lawn was dry and then the sprinklers come on the following day and watered it in. That said, the stuff works, it's just a little pricey. I would recommend you strictly follow the directions and not over-dose.
992915
You must water in the product so it soaks into the ground. If it doesn't rain in two days, you must use the hose or sprinkler and wash it in. It works in the ground, not on the leaves of grass, etc.
1547910
One of the vials shown in the picture makes 2 gallons mixed with water in a sprayer. You can use the whole 2 gallons inside or outside but you won't need that much for one application. You just need to let it dry before allowing people or pets in or near the sprayed area. It works best when sprayed around the foundation & eaves of the house or barn. You could probably use on your fence perimeter along the ground but not sure how long that would work if it rains a lot in your area.
1807246
I don't know exactly how long it persists if some were to soak into the ground.... you apply it to the foliage and not the ground but some likely will drip or drain onto the ground. My recommendation would be to wait one growing season before planting the area.
1101223
I would say depending on how often it has rained, I would water it at least once a week. check on it though, if it looks as though it needs water more often than that then I would water it twice a week instead. make sure that it is well established in the area that you decide, or have already decided to plant it at. I hope that this helps you out. thank you very much, rennea Esposito burgess. 863-683-8711. I have one of these myself. it is very little. about 10 inches tall. I think in the beginning you may want to water it a little more, but just do not over water it. thanks again, rennea. I hope that you have the very best of luck with it. they are very beautiful vines. rennea. I would say depending on how often it has rained, I would water it at least once a week. check on it though, if it looks as though it needs water more often than that then I would water it twice a week instead. make sure that it is well established in the area that you decide, or have already decided to plant it at. I hope that this helps you out. thank you very much, rennea Esposito burgess. 863-683-8711. I have one of these myself. it is very little. about 10 inches tall. I think in the beginning you may want to water it a little more, but just do not over water it. thanks again, rennea.... » Read More I would say depending on how often it has rained, I would water it at least once a week. check on it though, if it looks as though it needs water more often than that then I would water it twice a week instead. make sure that it is well established in the area that you decide, or have already decided to plant it at. I hope that this helps you out. thank you very much, rennea Esposito burgess. 863-683-8711. I have one of these myself. it is very little. about 10 inches tall. I think in the beginning you may want to water it a little more, but just do not over water it. thanks again, rennea. I hope that you have the very best of luck with it. they are very beautiful vines. rennea. « Show Less
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2 weeks, give or take, and may require a second application. I just head into the yard every 2 or 3 weeks to re-treat and hit the ones I missed last time. I'm sure by fall it will all be gone.
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I just used a regular garden pressure sprayer. I mixed the concentrate according to the directions and no problems here. Does this side of you house get wet when it rains.... Maybe you could try wetting the house with a hose a few times as this works best with regular rainfall after it dries. Mine gets better with each rain. I usually do mine every two years.
325807
Directions say to "wet and forget"---no hosing down. Directions also say it will take some time to work (2 or more weeks) Rain will not supposedly slow the process but obviously don't apply when rain is forecast for the day---or maybe shortly thereafter.
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If you have a dog i'd say just do the perimeter and maybe spot treat hills, but if you're putting a lot down for a big problem wait until you can't see the powder anymore, give it a good watering for the hell of it and maybe wait a day? My dog seemed to avoid going near the clumps of it though.
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According to the instructions, the limit per watering session is 240 minutes. You could water for 150 minutes, four times per day, for a total of ten hours, but I expect that is not what you had in mind.
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I would say depending on how often it has rained, I would water it at least once a week. check on it though, if it looks as though it needs water more often than that then I would water it twice a week instead. make sure that it is well established in the area that you decide, or have already decided to plant it at. I hope that this helps you out. thank you very much, rennea Esposito burgess. 863-683-8711. I have one of these myself. it is very little. about 10 inches tall. I think in the beginning you may want to water it a little more, but just do not over water it. thanks again, rennea. I hope that you have the very best of luck with it. they are very beautiful vines. rennea.
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I don't think the hose came with directions on how long to soak, because it depends on the soil and what you are soaking and how often. I have two of these watering a vegetable garden that is 50 feet by 5 feet, with well amended soil, in the high desert, once a day for 20 minutes, but I do supplemental watering by hand once a week. With sandier soil, the water spreads less but goes deeper. When I water a tree in the local sand, I place these hoses in multiple circles around the tree for an hour. Incidentally, a two-hose timer allows you to set it and forget it in many applications.
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I don't know, but I am pretty sure this stuff works by being dissolved into the ground. I would think if it went into the ground it would be okay, but if it washed away before it dissolved, you might apply more, at least after the rain slows down.
1255920
Bit depending on weather. I would say after the solution totally dry's/absorbs into the ground you will be fine.
997077
Wait till fully dry before going on whatever was sprayed. A light spray was about an hour, a heavy spray about 12 hours.
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It needs to dry thoroughly. A good sunny day and a couple of hours should do it. I only spray it on the plants surrounding my yard not the grass.
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First you have to wait for it to take effect. (kill the bad area) Then the area needs to be prepared. If it's a small area, it's simple, if it's a whole lawn, it's not so much. And the area of the country you live in will determine timing of things. It's not something that can be answered favorably without more information. I would suggest to contact your local state agriculture extension agency. They are experts in what works in your area. I've followed their advice for years and have excellent results. (I'm in Tennessee) It's a bit of work, but certainly worth it.
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If you leave the rain water in it, you will get algae, but use the water as needed, do not let that happen, it athe water will turn ugly after a week to 10 days anyway, use it so you have room for more fresh water, or for your inside plants.