Can this be sprinkled over mulch?
523608
I personally use castings mixed with azomite as well as compost. Check out this website: http://www.tastefulgarden.com/store/pc/Worm-Castings-d114.htm
523609
If it's wood or bark mulch, the mulch will decompose faster and use all the nitrogen in the castings
2138520
I haven't tried it, it would have to be really short grass. You could also hand toss it.
1787613
Yes. The bottle states: FOR LAWN AND GARDEN Spray a generous barrier around area to be treated twice a week and after heavy rains until you notice rodents are no longer visiting the area. Continue to use as needed. I just noticed it can be used for Car, Boat, and RV wiring. ( I haven't started to use mine yet. Sounds like a good product, but I won't know till I try it. Good luck.)
1941485
I put landscaping fabric to prevent any weeds, but heavy duty fabric or even a tarp would probably keep your soils from mixing. The kit fits together nicely so you would have a flat structure to attach treated boards if you'd prefer.
777444
Some of the key parts are heavy plastic so any product that would damage plastic would harm the spreader. My guess is you probably could use it for that purpose although you would, of course, want to wash it out thorougly before using for yard work.
1700543
No, it does not mulch. I would seriously consider another model as it really is a piece of garbage.
911472
Yes, I usually spray it on the edge from rock or mulch to sidewalk. I wouldn't spray in the center of my lawn if a weed patch is growing there
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My jug, big and heavy, came with a screw-off cap. We poured the liquid into a plastic bottle with a squeeze nozzle and laboriously applied the weed killer to the weeds between the bricks in the patio. You could also pour the stuff into an ordinary sprinkler can. You could even add it to an Ortho hose-end mix & spray bottle, reducing the water mixture to the minimum, though that's not recommended.
6682
It would not hurt your deck or lawn, but I doubt it would overcome the skunk odor. Might even make it worse.
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I should think so. I have mine under wood chips with a pair of active dogs constantly running all over it. Their activity displaces a lot of the mulch but the weed barrier remains effective and intact.
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I don't think that method will work very well since the product is kinda like super fine sawdust with nematodes living on the surfaces. It would be very hard to disperse without getting it mixed in a bunch of water. I used a pump up sprayer and removed the spray tip, but a watering can would work too. If you use a pump up sprayer, do not pressure it up to much or you might kill the little guys. This product was very effective.
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My experience with this is weeds will grow through, although it inhibits growth. Therefore, adding mulch on top will further deter unwanted competition. I do believe it is, however, designed and intended to be used in lieu of mulch.
1587255
Yes, it can be used as a weed barrier under any material. I use it under my garden beds and under the mulch in the walkways through my garden.
980445
Yes it does mulch. The bag it a bit small but the unit has great suction power. The unit overall is a bit big but does the job.
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With the cap removed, it will not mulch. Cap needs to be on in order to keep the clippings in the deck so they can be repeatedly cut (mulched) by the blades. The blades also work normally without the cap, so yes, they will blow the clippings into your grass catcher.
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No, not to my knowledge. In fact, it would make sense to me that you don't water the grass. You want the liquid to adhere to the weeds and watering prior to application may lessen any adhering properties. You can always call ortho to be sure though. Good luck!
1346043
I suppose you could, but you would need to put some dirt on it first. That negates the purpose of the weed barrier (to stop things from growing) because anything could grow with the grass on top then.