davehlb – posted 18 July 2006 14:31
I recently came across a jug of Asulox and can anyone give me some information on this product. I have Palmetto St. Augustine lawnaprox 7000 sq feet of grass.
Ounces per gallon
Square feet per gallon
Best method to apply
Time frame for results
Thanks in advance
jr – posted 18 July 2006 18:00
1.5 oz per gallon. i think one gallon per thousand sq ft and spray when its under 85 degrees, takes some two weeks to a month. alternatively, you could let this dangerous chemical lay and wait for your crabgrass to die this fall, and then place a pre-emergent.
Grassguy – posted 18 July 2006 23:13
Asulox(carbamate family, catagory 3) needs to be agitated when applyed, maintain agitation during application if using high volumes. if your water has a PH of 6 or less the performance will be reduced. Asulox is usually used to control bracken fern, grasses in sugar cane, and a range of weeds and grasses in crops and pastures. dont know if you where planning on using a wetting agent with the Asulox but if you do it will damage the turf.
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hankhill – posted 22 July 2006 04:05
Asulox is very valuable since the manufacturer screwed homeowners over andyanked labeling for anything but crops and sod farms. You might considering selling it.
Isn’t Image labeled for post-emergent crabgrass control?
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