Posted by 36F30 on June 21, 2017 at 21:09:04 from (75.170.150.162):
In Reply to: Weed identification posted by Jiles on June 21, 2017 at 16:59:17:
Quoting Removed, click Modern View to see lots of variables, too many to give you a real answer. I mix Roundup at 4% solution or 5oz per gallon, but Roundup kills everything. Trying to kill weeds and leave the grass you need to work in oz of chemical per area, like 5oz per 1000 sq ft. Take your sprayer with water and spray 1000 sq ft at a steady pace. Take how much water it took to spay 1000 sq ft and then you can add the correct amount of chemical per 1000sq/ft to that same amount of water. Most turf chemicals will have a per 1000 rate on the label. If not divide per acre rates by 43.560 to get per 1000 rate. I don't know if your 24D is 4 or 6 pounds per gallon but that said 2oz sounds a bit low.
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