Posted by Geo-TH,In on September 12, 2021 at 07:04:33 from (50.102.16.122):
In Reply to: Round Up brush killer posted by Charlie M on September 12, 2021 at 06:32:45:
I've found that Round up doesn't Kill everything. I think 2 4 D does a better job of killing some weeds and brush. So I blend 2 oz of Roundup, 2 oz of 2 4 D, and 4 oz of Pramitol per gallon of water. Sprayed drive way, waited 2 weeks and sprayed again. This pic of drive was taken about 2 months after the last spray. Use all this mix at once or it will crystallize. I think a weak mix works better than complete burn down all a once. An old guy said, a weaker mix has more time to get to the roots. I believe him.
Adding soap won't hurt. I like to spray after dew is gone and the sun is shinning.
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