Your go-to selective herbicide for Cool Season lawns
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My standard mix for my monthly spot-spraying is some 2,4-D and Quinclorac in my 1-gallon sprayer. Depending on what I find, I may also add in either Sedgehammer, Tenacity, or Triclopyr Ester.
I've got an herbicide/liquid problem, though. At least according to my gf, I have *way* too many bottles of liquids in the shed.
I've got an herbicide/liquid problem, though. At least according to my gf, I have *way* too many bottles of liquids in the shed.
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Speed Zone's cousin, Power Zone.
@alpine0000 its ok to mix those herbicides like that? I have heard of spiking the mix with sledge but didnt know it was ok to mix Tenacity or Triclopyr....
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I haven't had any issues. Usually I'm mixing Triclopyr with Pylex for my bermudagrass problem, and usually I'd be mixing Tenacity with Barricade for a pre-E... I've added it into my 2,4-D and Quinclorac mix a couple times with no issues though. To be honest, Quinclorac calls for a Methylated Seed Oil surfactant instead of a non-ionic like 2,4-D, so technically for best results you may want to do them separately? IDK. I break the rules out of laziness sometimes and just mix them all together though.Catlettsl said:
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I used to mix my own, but I hardly ever see weeds now after 5 years of prodiamine, so I bought a couple of bottles of RoundUp for lawns on sale and that kills anything that pops up so far.
@alpine0000 , how does your PRG hold up during summer in VA?
@alpine0000 , how does your PRG hold up during summer in VA?
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This will be my first summer with PRG.j4c11 said:
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I will keep everything posted regularly in my thread here: https://thelawnforum.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1039j4c11 said:Keep us posted please. If you can push it in VA, maybe I can push it further in NC
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