crabgrass and asulox
jpavery – posted 16 August 2005 19:24
Does anyone know how much asulox to mix with water to kill crabgrass in st augustine grass? I have a one gallon sprayer that I will be spot spraying with.
Thanks
jr – posted 17 August 2005 13:10
1.5 oz per gallon, and use no surfactant
jpavery – posted 17 August 2005 13:27
What is a surfactant? An also how long before a chemical like this would start killing?
jr – posted 18 August 2005 13:13
surfactant can be any number of things added to a spray mixture for different purposes.as far as the time it takes to work, i dont really remember, but i think it might be something ridiculous like 2-3 weeks, and youll want to do two applications.
jpavery – posted 18 August 2005 13:21
Two applications on the same infested spot I take it. Maybe after it starts browning. Then hit it again? By the way thanks for you responces.
jr – posted 18 August 2005 15:28
time between applications should be no less than two weeks on any same area. oh, and most importantly, do not apply at temperatures greater than 85 degrees.
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