Ive also seen Fahrenheit Herbicide is comparable to Celsius (and 1/4 the price). Is this legit?

Not comparable except that both names measure temperature. They have completely different active ingredients and Fahrenheit is more temperature limited than Celsius. The only time I have seen it compared is by sellers who do not have Celsius in stock.

Similar example, "We are out of apples but oranges are in stock. They're both fruits and the oranges are at half price."

 

Celsius WG (takes care of most southern weeds except sedges and a few others). Don't scoff at the $100/bottle price tag. It is very cost effective. Putting out the yearly max on your 5k lawn in 2-3 apps a year it'll last 10 years!
https://www.lawnandpestcontrolsupply.com/products/celsius-wg-herbicide-10-oz

OR

Quinclorac (pretty much just crab grass)

This is enough to do your lawn 10 times. It'll take multiple applications to kill the crabgrass.
https://www.domyown.com/quinclorac-75-df-p-16573.html

Also you'll need a preemergent to keep it from coming out all summer.

Don't limit yourself to bog box store supplies. It'll gimp you. It's more expensive for worse results on basically every product except the most basic of fertilizers. You will EASILY spend more than both of these combined and waste a ton more of your time screwing around with crap from Home Depot.

 

@BigBoxLawn what does "free access" mean?

 

@Gilley11 By free access, I meant that I can get pretty much all of it for completely free. Thats why I would prefer to stick this route rather then dropping $100.

 

Celsius WG (takes care of most southern weeds except sedges and a few others). Don't scoff at the $100/bottle price tag. It is very cost effective. Putting out the yearly max on your 5k lawn in 2-3 apps a year it'll last 10 years!
https://www.lawnandpestcontrolsupply.com/products/celsius-wg-herbicide-10-oz

OR

Quinclorac (pretty much just crab grass)

This is enough to do your lawn 10 times. It'll take multiple applications to kill the crabgrass.
https://www.domyown.com/quinclorac-75-df-p-16573.html

Also you'll need a preemergent to keep it from coming out all summer.

Don't limit yourself to bog box store supplies. It'll gimp you. It's more expensive for worse results on basically every product except the most basic of fertilizers. You will EASILY spend more than both of these combined and waste a ton more of your time screwing around with crap from Home Depot.

Thanks for the input on Celsius. Nice to have a bigger picture on it.

Quinclorac will be dependent on temps correct? Is it only time of application and I can apply in the evening, or does it depend on the daily temps? (I have plenty of access to quinclorac)

 

Image All In One has quinclorac and sulfentrazone. Both can be somewhat phytotoxic at high temperatures, but it at most it may just discolor the lawn for a short time. I would avoid any mixtures that contain 2,4-d though as that can be especially harsh at high temperatures.

 

Image All In One has quinclorac and sulfentrazone. Both can be somewhat phytotoxic at high temperatures, but it at most it may just discolor the lawn for a short time. I would avoid any mixtures that contain 2,4-d though as that can be especially harsh at high temperatures.

Awesome info. I will check out Image tonight. I currently have Weed B Gon, but it does have 2,4-D as its main active.

Spraying in the evening or early morning would be my best bet I assume? Just to be safe on temps.

 

Image All In One has quinclorac and sulfentrazone. Both can be somewhat phytotoxic at high temperatures, but it at most it may just discolor the lawn for a short time. I would avoid any mixtures that contain 2,4-d though as that can be especially harsh at high temperatures.

Awesome info. I will check out Image tonight. I currently have Weed B Gon, but it does have 2,4-D as its main active.

Spraying in the evening or early morning would be my best bet I assume? Just to be safe on temps.

Yes, but you could still have some injury/discoloration.

 

Ive also seen Fahrenheit Herbicide is comparable to Celsius (and 1/4 the price). Is this legit?

Not comparable except that both names measure temperature. They have completely different active ingredients and Fahrenheit is more temperature limited than Celsius. The only time I have seen it compared is by sellers who do not have Celsius in stock.

Similar example, "We are out of apples but oranges are in stock. They're both fruits and the oranges are at half price."

:lol: