How is Molasses diluted for nut grass control?
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The Dirt Doctor recommends "¼ to ½ cup per gallon of water. Start with about a gallon of drench per 9 - 10 sq. ft."
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The Dirt Doctor recommends " to cup per gallon of water. Start with about a gallon of drench per 9 - 10 sq. ft."
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Sorry, not sure - I used it on plans to fight bugs but didn't achieve positive result. Seems that also killed the blooms. I had lots of problems with ants during the summer - seems that nothing worked at home till I found their nest outside and killed them there. I'd not advise diluting at all.
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I dilute it myself. That way I have control of the strength. It is also more cost effective this way.
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Does not say blackstrap on the label, but the label says it is a good source of potassium, calcium and iron. One tablespoon of molasses has 15 percent of your daily iron requirement according to the label.
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It works great on crab grass but nut grass has long tentical like roots that are just below the surface and they are brittle. I don't know of anything that can help with nutsedge. Ive battled that monster for years. I can say that you will not be disappointed with this tool though. Works on just about everything I've used it on.
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I dilute in bucket and apply to the base avoiding leaves. I do water a little afterwards cause some are too concentrated and could burn your plant.
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I use 1 1/3 tablespoon (1Tbs & 1 tsp)per gallon and shake often. This mixture is easy on my bermuda and effective on clover and spurge but not so much on broad leaf weeds.
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I used it as a tea and applied is directly to the base of my plants, I have not used it as a foliar feeding. Try to avoid using products high in nitrogen as foliar sprays, they may burn the leaves. I believe 3 tbsp makes a gallon.
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I am unsure. I am not planning on diluting it. The website might have some info. ? Good luck.
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Yes, it needs to be diluted, it is far too strong for you animal to be used full strength.
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I have the Remedy instructions. It is used by farmers dispensing 100 gallons at a time. I found Remedy to be the only product that would kill my honey locust tree. The instructions are 11 pages long & mention 5 to 10 percent when mixing with kerosene or diesel fuel; 1 to 1.5% when mixing with water. I have about 1/2 gallon of Remedy left but don't know about shipping restrictions for UPS or FedX. The post office won't ship it.
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This time I stayed away from chemicals ...used good top soil..manure humus mix..with garden lime..dr earth #5..coffee ground.. egg shells.epsom salt..bat guano.and worm castings...and only used water for entire grow...Every couple weeks...make some dr earth tea...and bat guano tea too when flowering... Mmm mmm ....taste great and no need to flush nasty chemicals
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It is usable straight from the bottle. The instructions say you can dilute too. I have not diluted.
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Filtered water.....dried cane syrup.....non GMO corn starch......salt....vinegar......oyster extract.....maltodextin
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I used it with orange oil to make a solution to treat fire ants, and to provide food for beneficial nematodes. I am assuming that it is no sulfur molasses because it is not listed on the label as to content.
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I used up a whole bag of this within 2 weeks. Found out you have to soak them for at least 8 hours, to activate some sort of enzyme or deactivate some acids for better nutrient absorption. So I soak plenty for 5 days usage, then rinse & drain them & keep them in a plasticware in the frig to use as needed. These almonds are good sized & nice. I also buy from CAalmonds online, their almonds are a bit smaller, but more intense in taste. So I like both brands.
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I am not sure. Google Image Herbicide, and you should get info on what it will control. I used this product over a year ago, and it completely got rid of nutsedge and bahaia grass. I live in Mississippi near the gulf.