WeedBGon. I mix it 3oz per two gallon even though they call for 2oz per gallon. Why are you guys buying all these other stuff when the stuff that works is right at The Home Depot?

 

I actually bought it at Lowes.

 

We need a little more information. What do you mean "sprayed". Did you buy a hose end sprayer, a concentrate that you mixed yourself or a ready mixed product?

If you mixed yourself how much do you mix up into how many gallons?

You may need to apply a second dosage or a heavier application. Those look like broadleaf weeds and 2,4-D should easily take care of it. I'm going to have to guess it's user error here.

 

WeedBGon. I mix it 3oz per two gallon even though they call for 2oz per gallon. Why are you guys buying all these other stuff when the stuff that works is right at The Home Depot?

What do you mean by all these other stuff? WeedBGone is a 2,4-D based herbicide.. There is nothing unique about it.....

 

WeedBGon. I mix it 3oz per two gallon even though they call for 2oz per gallon. Why are you guys buying all these other stuff when the stuff that works is right at The Home Depot?

What do you mean by all these other stuff? WeedBGone is a 2,4-D based herbicide.. There is nothing unique about it.....

I never had any issues with it. I even use it at a reduced mixing rate.

 

Try a triclopy based herbicide, like WedBGon Clover Chickeed Oxalis. Use a bit of dish soap in your mix to help it stick instead of rolling off.

 

Give it a bit of time... herbicides such as 2,4-D don't work overnight.

Also, for your reference...

Herbicides like 2,4-D work best when there is maximum contact of the herbicide to the plant surface area.

For this reason, the ready-to-spray jugs with the motorized sprayer wand are helpful so you can spray the weeds from different angles.

Wear a mask, gloves, and long pants to stay safe. 2,4-D was in Agent Orange. (Opposition posters... save your breath; I am WELL AWARE that agent orange had another herbicide analogue as well as a dioxin by-product).

Good luck.

 

What kind of gloves do you recomend? Do you need a N95?

 

You should see more after 2 weeks, unless it was cold like it was here and nothing was growing. All my spot treatments from 2 weeks ago did barely anything.

 

He has an acre of lawn. Home Depot will product will be expensive.

How did you apply the 2,4d? How much? Surfactants? When?

 

Speed zone has killed anything I wanted it to.
I buy mine at a local farm supply store (Southern States). But you can purchase off of Amazon also.

 

Speed zone is the best. Items at Home Depot or Lowe’s are junk in my opinion.

 

From a typical label -
Chemical resistant gloves, such as butyl rubber >14 mils, or neoprene rubber > 14 mils, or nitrile rubber >14 mils
(See instructions for. Category A on the EPA chemical resistance category selection chart if you want other options.)

N95 is a particulate rating for masks not a glove rating

 

Yes - meant do people wear N95s masks when applying.

All of the instructional videos just have people wearing no gloves or anything.

 

I wear gloves, eye protection and N95. Depends on how fine a droplet, what you are spraying and wind conditions to determine what you are comfortable with.