Can this be used on Bahia grass?
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I don't know. However, I suggest calling their technical support people. I found them very helpful with specific application questions. Sorry.
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I am not sure if you want to use it on a bahia lawn or if you are trying to use it as a pre-emergent against bahia. It is safe for use on Bahia grass lawns. It will not kill existing bahia grass. On the other hand, most broad spectrum pre-emergents prevent seeding. If you use bahia for feeding animals etc and let it grow high for that purpose, keep in mind you might be thinning it out by preventing germination of new seeds.
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Hi! I don't know. I don't have turf grass but I have used it to trim very thick weeds and branches. I hope this helps!
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i wouldn't use it on zoysia; it's designed to control grasses similar to zoysia. Check the label for more info: http://www.syngentaprofessionalproducts.com/pdf/labels/SCP1084AL1A1203.pdf
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I use it for crab grass in spots all over my yard. It kills what it touches, but good news/bad news it doesn't last. I've had to retreat the crab grass and clumps eventually get smaller, but I cannot see any grass loss. I will continue to use it for weeds.
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I use it on St Augustine grass and have used it on Bahai as well. It takes a little while to take effect but works well.
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Hi. You can't use this product on St. Augustine grass due to the Crabgrass Control. This prdouct should only be applied to northern type turf grasses. Please try the Southern lawn version of this product which is Bayer Advanced model 502890B
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Yes it can. Imix it up and put a good healthy does on the nut grass and it kills it out. HOWEVER the nut grass will come back with time if you get a lot of rain but that does stays in the ground for a long time. I try not to put the spray too heavy around the base of any of my plants. I am getting ready to mix up a batch tomorrow and it is the only product that works on the nut grass in South Texas.
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I certainly believe that it would not harm any kind of grass. I have st Augustine grass in my backyard and Bahia on the side of the house (it was like this when I moved in) and a different type of grass in the front yard, and it has not negatively affected any of my grass or plants. It definitely helped stop the flea problem this house had when I first moved in.
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I have know idea because we don't know anything about St Augustine grass. We use on Kentucky Blue grass and it does a fantastic job on the crabgrass. We use each year in early spring. I'm sorry that I can't help you further.
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I see no reason why you couldn't if you live in a warm climate. When it cycles through the cleaning process I believe it discharges a pretty salty solution that would probably kill the grass or other vegetation that may be in the area of discharge. we are thinking of doing the same thing at our Florida house but I have to solve the discharge problem first.
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I only used on lawn so sorry I can't answer this question. It did not harm my Tifblair Centipede or St. Augustine grass. It did get rid of Bahia and wild burmuda.
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yes, it would work for any type of grass..very good push motor.and gives you plenty of excercise..and save you alot of money.
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2 oz will make 1 gallon of spray for a pump hand sprayer. mix pellets in a bottle, shake well. pour mix in a hand pump sprayer. add water to the 1 gallon mark. when spraying Bahia make 1 sweep over grass with wand set on wide spray. do not soak grass just 1 sweep with wide spray. wait 1 week if grass hasn't started turning brown repeat. the Bahia will pass on.
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I do not have familiarity with this grass, so unfortunately I cannot help you with this question
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Yes but make sure it doesn't kill your turfgrass. It works best when applied with a surfactant.
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no i used it on concrete surface. i assume it will work just as well on grass.
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Crabgrass is not listed on the label. It says it is for "broadleaf weeds" and has a small amount of 2-4D in it. Can use on Bermuda, St. Augustine, Centipede, etc. with no damage, used as directed. Hope this helps.