Fahrenheit herbicide

What are the ingredients?

FAHRENHEIT ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:
Potassium salt of Dicamba ........................33.00%
Metsulfuron-methyl ......................................... 5.00%

CELSIUS ACTIVE INGREDIENTS:
Thiencarbazone-methyl ....................................8.7%
Iodosulfuron-methyl-sodium ..........................1.9%
Dicamba ..................................................................57.4%

Well I guess that makes it easy to decide which one to buy.

Out of these weeds which ones will Celsius not kill crabgrass,poa,sedge,ryegrass,and barnyard grass?

Also I purchased a bottle of Image nutsedge killer that's supposed to kill Poa and ryegrass as well.Is this product any good or should I return it?

Redland1 said:

Out of these weeds which ones will Celsius not kill crabgrass,poa,sedge,ryegrass,and barnyard grass?

Also I purchased a bottle of Image nutsedge killer that's supposed to kill Poa and ryegrass as well.Is this product any good or should I return it?

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I know Celsius won't kill sedges and it's not labeled for ryegrass or poa. It's not suppose to be used on Cool season grasses so I'm sure it will still put a hurting on rye and poa. I've used that Image before with decent results, might as well use it and see how much control you get.

Mightyquinn said:

Redland1 said:

Out of these weeds which ones will Celsius not kill crabgrass,poa,sedge,ryegrass,and barnyard grass?

Also I purchased a bottle of Image nutsedge killer that's supposed to kill Poa and ryegrass as well.Is this product any good or should I return it?

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I know Celsius won't kill sedges and it's not labeled for ryegrass or poa. It's not suppose to be used on Cool season grasses so I'm sure it will still put a hurting on rye and poa. I've used that Image before with decent results, might as well use it and see how much control you get.

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Thanks.

I'm wondering if anyone knows if this will be cheaper than using Celsius+MSM to kill Virginia buttonweed??

Also how to get the label rate down to sq ft. Everything is in acres.

@CenlaLowell Divide label rate per acre by 43.56 to get rate per ksqft.

Swang said:

@CenlaLowell Divide label rate per acre by 43.56 to get rate per ksqft.

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Thanks