20 Best Weed Killer That Won T Kill Grass (2023 Updated)

This stuff just flat out works. Like many have said, it takes a bit for it to show results, but rest assured, it will kill whatever you spray it on provided you FOLLOW THE IMSTRUCTIONS on the label. I guess some have quite unrealistic expectations but hey, it does the job and you save a bunch of monye vs the Big name brands.

I mean isn’t the point that the weeds end up dead? You cand overspend if you wish or you can save money. Either way the weeds end up dead. Not a hard choice for me. Don’t listen to anyone who says this stuff doesn’t work.

They probably expected way faster results and were disappointed at the speed. It kills weeds. PERIOD.

Can’t get this in our local stores anymore. I still need to take care of our estate and that means getting rid of vegetation overgrowth. This stuff does the job like no other! Mix 3 ounces to a gallon of water, add a little surfactant (I use Dawn soap) spray it on the leaves of the undesired vegetation.

all dead in a few days. Used it to kill several small trees as well. It’s great stuff! Its 41% glyphosate and it works. Great price too! 2. 5 gallons should last a while but I’ll buy several more before the end of 2021.

They will probably outlaw it like everything else. Buy some today, keep your yard looking great!.

It killed the weeds and some grass. It doesn’t permanently kill weeds. They dry up and die but come right back. It does however kill every bird, squirrel, and rabbit that gets food from your yard. We have not seen this issue with other brands.

Only this one. I don’t feel like it is safe for pets to go in the yard even after this is dry. Seriously dead birds everywhere and we still have weeds. Huge fail!.

This is a great product. It works slowly, don’t expect overnight results, but one day you look at your lawn and the weeds just seem to have disappeared. I live in Houston Texas and this is the first year I have used it.

I just reordered a gallon so I will have plenty for next spring, however, at this point, I’m not sure I will need it.

I applied this product on my lawn according to the instructions more than a week ago. Nothing has happened. useless, don’t spend money on this product.

This product did not take care of the grasses I wanted to use it on though it works very well for the grasses it’s designed. Simply my error!

I was provided a bottle of the Spectracide Weed and Grass killer concentrate to try and provide my thoughts. I have a lot of creeping charlie that has taken over my backyard. Literally it exploded from a 1/4 of my back yard to almost the entire yard this summer, from 1 week to the next.

We have had a drought for a while and then had a lot of rain. By the time we were able to get into the backyard, the creeping had crept up and killed almost any and all grass and made it either creeping charlie heave or bare dirt spaces with creeping charlie nearby.

I felt this would be a perfect opportunity to try and provide my thoughts. I cannot attest to grass, and I didn’t have grass yet to kill. But, we put this into the sprayer, did what we needed to make this sprayable and went to town.

Spraying the areas, away from the dog potty zone and waited. It was a nice sunny day, low to mid 80’s and no rain in sight. Waited. Later that day, I felt like it looked like a lot of the charlie had died.

But, thought it might be my imagination. Waited next couple of days, watching. Noticing more and more browning and death to the creeping charlie. Mind you, I had one application at this point, and find that the first past, killed quite a bit of the charlie.

I feel with another couple of passes of the Specracide, I might win this season’s war of the creeping charlie. I liked this, fairly easy to use, appeared to start killing pretty quickly. I would be happy to try more to see I this turf war can be won by us and not the creeping charlie.

I fight a constant battle with my driveway. It’s a nice long stone driveway — however grass always seems to want to grow in it. I buy quite a bit of weed killer to spray in the driveway to keep the grass under control and it gets expensive and the premixed sprayers are not very efficient.

This Weed and Grass Killer Concentrate has helped on numerous fronts. 1) I was able to buy it online. Since it’s concentrate, the container isn’t very large (which is good!). It was shipped in a reasonably small box and was wrapped in a sealed bag inside.

This is convenient, since I didn’t really know what to expect with shipping something like this. 2) It has clear instructions, measuring cap and is easy to use. I got this to mix myself in a larger sprayer — worked like a charm.

3) It’s more cost effective than some of the other pre-mixed + sprayer container options I was trying. Once I filled up the sprayer with the weed and grass killer, I went out and sprayed my lawn more effectively than past use with the other sprayers, finished in less than 1/2 the time and then waited.

I saw clear results of dying grass within a day. Do I recommend? Yes — if you want a grass killer concentrate, then give this one a try.

I am that person who is kind of obsessive about my yard. Weeds, in particular, are my nemesis. My neighbors often seeing me patrolling my beds in a orderly sequence looking for and pulling weeds. Alas, mere weed pulling won’t rid your beds of those pesky weeds.

I have found Spectracide to be a worthy soldier in eliminating weeds from my beds and driveway. What is particularly nice about this concentrate is the measuring system. All the guess work is taken out.

You simply measure into the cap, add to sprayer, and fill with the right amount of water. In my opinion concentrate is the way to go. I spray often because new weeds are always popping up so I use a lot of product.

A concentrate is much more economical than a premixed formula. I use one sprayer for Spectracide Weed and Grass Concentrate and another sprayer for grass friendly weed killer. I have yet to find a weed that this herbicide can’t handle.

Another plus is it is rain proof in 15 minutes and weeds are visibly dying within 3 hours. This is my go to weed killer because it never lets me down.

This was recommended by neighbor friend with a “beware” attached. He said whatever it touches , it kills. He wasn’t kidding. I love using it on areas I don’t want any growth for about 6months. Great for Fl parts I don’t want to deal with a weed whacker.

For the price, I’ll use this over Roundup.

I spray weeds twice ! once per proper direction and next day didn’t see much result so I double on the amount required and spray it the next day and made sure that I soak it really good and check it out the next day and haven’t seen great result.

I was better off to use round up which work well it was a little pricey and I wanted to try something different. Would not recommend.

I mixed as recommended on the directions and used a tank sprayer to apply this product to a driveway full of weeds. It was a nice sunny day and in the mid 80’s. Sure enough! in about 4 days, all of the weeded area was laying over and turning yellow and then a tan looking color.

In about eight to ten days the weeds were so dried up that I could scrap them up, roots and all, Dried up and Dead! I am very satisfied with this product and highly recommend it to you.

I really liked the side holster comfort wand. There was no pumping to mix the ingredients and it is so easy to apply. You can control the spray to desired amount and just squeeze the trigger to coat the leaves of the weeds.

As advertised, there was no damage to my Bermuda lawn. But it only wounded the weeds and did not kill them. I applied it more than once at the recommended times. After reading all the literature, could only fulfill part of the conditions.

It is very humid here and the yards are mostly damp. Our temperatures are well above 100 degrees for much of the day and it is the dead of summer instead of fall or spring. So my weak results could be caused by the wrong conditions.

I do use other Ortho product that have worked quite well. We just moved from a Kentucky bluegrass lawn to a Bermuda lawn and we are just learning.

I am so sorry I used this on my Zoysia grass. Label plainly states is safe for Zoysia but I am letting you know “BEWARE”. My beautiful Zoysia lawn is turning brown after trusting Scotts claim ‘kills weeds not the lawn’.

I will never trust Scotts products again. I am so sorry I didn’t trust my instinct from the beginning. Kills weeds alright but apparently Zoysia too!.

I live in the woods and it is a fight to keep a lawn on much of the area close to my house. Over the years I have given in an allowed anything green to stay such as clover, violets and crab grass, but I do eradicate poison oak et al on sight.

I do have some rather large areas on the property where grass is well established and I thought it would be nice to have some expanse of beautiful solid lawn so my neighbors would understand that it isn’t my fault that the wooded areas might be sketchy.

It was easy to attach the bottle of “Roundup For Lawns” snugly to my garden hose, and though I had to drag a hundred feet of hose out into my field, that’s really not to much, when you consider this one bottle covers 5000 sq.

ft. which is an area 50′ X 100′. It took less than an hour in total, including re-reeling the hose. It was a sunny day. I had lunch and piddled around the garage and thought to observe. Barely 3 hours since I started spraying, carcasses of standing weeds were twisted and laying over, and by mid day next, dandelions were drooping and violets were mad at me.

That was yesterday. I can’t say yet that everything is coming up rye grass, but I am off to a good start and the product has been everything as advertised.

This product handled some of my weeds but still have a mixture of odd weeds and grasses. I applied this in between the early spring turf builder and the Thick R Lawn. It required a waiting time of 4 weeks before the Thick R Lawn could be applied.

It is convenient having the hose hook up.

First off this 1 gallon container that Walmart sells at the time I purchased was the best price per gallon unit price over any other container they sold for instance, like the 1. 25 gallon refill of Roundup Ready they sell.

When I checked around all other seller’s of this exact same product and unit size and containers offered , this 1 gallon unit with the trigger sprayer was the cheapest price per gallon unit you could buy anywhere.

After I figured that out I purchased these 1 gallon you units to refill my 2 gallon Roundup sprayer. I saved like $1. 28/gallon or just over 11% over the next cheapest unit offered. As for hard water that I have and using a Concentrate Roundup product you have to add a spray adjuvant to make the water wetter or the spray doesn’t absorb into the leaf of the weeds.

This Roundup Ready did the best job I’ve ever done. One other thing, use a additive and I forgot the name of it but it’s a coloring like blue or green and is a tracer product designed for spraying. Walmart sells it, I didn’t knew that and got mine somewhere else.

Anyway this product shows where you sprayed and also how much you applied too that area you just sprayed and the product stays visible for 4 to 5 days with having moisture too wash it off. This allows you to go back and check for weeks in areas still alive that you might have missed so you can respray them to get a total kill.

Hope this helps any good job Walmart on the price of this 1 gallon product. I purchased enough at the $11. 28 / gallon, I think it was for next year. Storing it inside heated area this winter as it’s not good to freeze it from what I researched.

From a first-time user: The instructions are written so small we cannot read them with reading glasses. I am here trying to see if the instructions are online but have not found them yet. If I can find written instructions that can be read (or even an instructional video) I my rating may increase.

For now, however, I am disappointed in the instructions. Even with a lighted magnifying glass they are difficult to follow. Also, the instructions have small illustrations for an “H” style and a “ML” style and an “O” style.

The “ML” style and “O” style are so similar we can’t tell the difference. Ours has a wand that curves at the end, so we are inclined to think it is an “O” style. it would be very helpful if the style that is in the box is prominently written on the outside of the box.

With all the “IMPORTANT” and “HAZARD” labels in the instructions, it would be most helpful to have them available online so we can read bigger print.

I bought this concentrate for poison ivy, weeds, grass, and whatever to make it easier to mow around a shed and other obstacles, including my A/C unit on a slab, the gas meter and trash bins, and I thought maybe for small bush stumps, since that’s mentioned on the bottle, but mostly for poison ivy under the shed and around the house.

I mixed it by the directions (which are very hard to figure out): 2x cap fulls to the 3-line (plus a little more for extra strength) into 1 gallon of water. First, I poured the concentrate, 1 cap full at a time, into the 1-gallon pump sprayer I bought for it, then added the water to mix it up, 4 cups at a time, 4 times (16 cups = 1 gallon).

I sprayed it on poison ivy, weeds, grass and whatever, and I spayed it on heavily. I spayed it heavily on the poison ivy leaves and grass blades, down the stems and shafts, through the growth with the wand, and into the ground with the sprayer tip to be sure to get great coverage.

Everything was dry and it did not rain that day, nor the next until late, so the product was not further diluted or interfered with by rain, and it was quite warm that day. It’s supposed to be rainproof in 30 minutes, so this should have been plenty of time.

The product has done absolutely nothing to the poison ivy, weeds, grass, or anything else, not even any wilting in 3 days, especially not the poison ivy, which is what I really bought it for. I could not have given the product more of a chance to work through the effort exerted and procedure I used to spray it and cover the targets.

I worked in small sections. After spraying the poison ivy leaves and other stuff heavily, I pushed and pulled the wand in and out of the growth while continually spaying the section, moving it down and then soaking the roots, then sprayed the leaves again, and then moved on to another small section.

I want my money back. This stuff DOES NOT WORK!!!.

I had nurtured my lawn all spring with feeding and over-seeding which produced a beautiful thick green lawn in June -July 2021. Small sprouts of clover started to pop up here and there so I purchased the Roundup for lawns ready to use.

Read the application directions carefully and applied as directed to the clover locations. Within one week my lawn was ruined. The clover remained green and healthy while the grass was completely killed.

The bottle label says kills weeds not the grass. In lite of the extreme negative effect on the lawn I felt that affected soils required removal and replacement prior to restoring the vegetation. I contacted SMG Roundup and was repeatedly switched from one representative to another and each time asking the same questions and seeking the same information.

My request of SMG Roundup was for nothing more than to have the impacted soil removed and replaced with virgin topsoil and my lawn restored. Ultimately after a significant amount of time had passed I was handed of to a claims adjuster from a third party contractor whom did not present himself in a very professional manor if you know what I mean.

The adjuster advised I would be contacted with a resolution in short order. That was two weeks ago and no word and no returned phone calls from either SMG -Roundup or the contractor. I caution other consumers with regards to the use of Roundup for lawns ready to use.

This is my second attempt to review this product. My first review was moderated as they put it in their response.

I bought this at Walmart in hopes it went outperform or those similar product. I use an ortho hose and sprayer and set the rate of use as indicated on the package directions. Directions say to wait so many weeks for a second application.

After the first application I saw no change in the weeds no yellowing no discoloration. I bought a replacement which is Ortho weed killer for lawns and the very next day I noticed the broadleaf weeds are turning yellow.

Your product does not work as instructed.

Can’t beat the price. But using it without the understanding that it takes a long time to kill weeds may lead you to think it doesn’t work, or that you did something wrong and apply more than you need.

I’ve applied it to crab grass, Bermuda grass, plantain, lespedeza, clover and other weeds. The next few days, the weeds look as healthy as the day I sprayed them. It took a week or more for the weeds to look like they are starting to die, and a few days longer than that for them to die completely.

So this stuff does work, but if you’re expecting overnight results like some big brands do, you’ll be disappointed. Soak the weeds, and come back a week later to see the results.

I love it. We had a bunch of trees pushed up & 800’ of ditch dug with the dirt making a levy. The initial spray, all that “very deep hard brush” & grass is still dead. What I go & spray about every 3 weeks is all that underneath that we can’t see growing through that levy of dirt.

The front ditch I’ve only sprayed 2x & it is 100% clear & water running. Those hard wood trash trees, I call gum ball, they grow anywhere a seed lands & the seeds are round looking solid green berry type about the size of “lemon drops”, roundup concentrate doesn’t even turn the leaves yellow & this RM43 kills it!! I agreed to let my mom buy me a thing of concentrate round up cause she swears by it, I put the exact amount of ounces for my 2 gallon sprayer.

One week later, our hard brush & thick weed grass actually grew instead of dying. I tried it once more with 14 oz to 2 gallons. Barely turned hard brush yellow, did kill little grass. I went & purchased our 2nd gallon of RM43 (I would buy the 2 1/2 gallon if it had a pump attachment to pump out the ounces you need cause I’m partially disabled & can not lift, pour & not waste out of that 2 1/2 gallon), made a total of 4 gallons, sprayed all 800’ of ditch, those trash trees that still have berry seeds buried in the ground, poison ivy, poison oak, weeds & thick brush along the back fence we are trying to cut.

Less than a week a later we went back out to the property & everything dead. Went out day before yesterday & still dead, no new things popping up yet. I don’t care what it is, nothing kills 100% to never ever grow back unless you pour full strength peroxide, bleach or some other haz mat chemical that is carried by 18 wheelers.

That will kill deep into the ground for years. Naturally, companies can not make chemicals that strong for general public use. This is just common sense.

I maintain 10 desert acres. The way out of weed takeover by July and I mean farm-like sections of weeds, is to pre emerge yearly! I have to be selective around vegetation and the house directly, but for the furthest areas around my property, I use an atv sprayer.

The first year preemerging, we got surflan southern weed killer, the second year we got TVC. I was worried about the TVC and was looking for something as effective but not as devastating. I saw a video for the RM43 and got it! It seems to have worked great and I like how it kills existing weeds as well! None of the other preemergants did that! I was even still spraying weeds with the leftover mix out of a sprayer.

It left NO Green!! I use Caseron for in and around vegetation and good ol picking them everywhere else every year. Unless I find something as good or better and less expensive, I’ll be buying the RM43 from here on out!.

We have 4 homes spread out over several acres of family property. I keep about 12 acres of the property mowed and cleared. That includes weed eating around each home, several outbuildings, and a very wide, long drainage ditch.

It has become too much for me over the last couple years, so we have using herbicide in place of most of the weed eating. I mixed this product at a rate of 2 quarts in a 25 gallon sprayer. We sprayed a little over 125 gallons of mix over 2 days.

It took about 4 days before we started noticing any effect, but within a week it was obviously working well. Now 2 weeks later the RM43 has killed everywhere we sprayed. As noted in the instructions, it will get into the root system and spread to surrounding plants whether you want it to or not.

Not a big deal to me but it might be to others. Don’t use it in areas you don’t want everything dead. It kills at least twice as much as you intend it to. I think the prices are ridiculous but if it lasts a full year, it will be worth it.

Use this product for the insipid dollarweed that encroaches on my yard since the neighbors do nothing and it works great. Within a day the dollarweed starts turning yellow. However the new bottle design barely sprays product out.

When trying to use the “Mix” setting, you really need to jam it all the way out and very tightly hold it in place to get ANYTHING out of the bottle. My backyard is over 16000 sq ft, and I sprayed the entire back yard three times on a 5000 sq ft coverage bottle and still had not used all the product in the bottle.

And now I have a very sore thumb. I wished I had saved one of the older product bottles.

Very effective, easy to use, and safe for St. Augustine. I spent just as much time unrolling/rolling the hose than was needed for the application. This is not a fast acting product, but in a few days you will notice the limpness in the weeds, and shortly thereafter, they disappear.

This product actually works and safe for St. Augustine grass as directed. I had outbreak of ground ivy and dollar weed and others. The concentrate is the best value; used in 2 gallon pump sprayer.

2, 4-d Amine is a proven weed killer. This brand of the chemical from Southern Ag works quickly and effectively. It killed some Nutgrass (nutsedge) I had and a whole lot of crabgrass – all browned out within about a week of application.

I followed instructions for time of application, temperature (about 85 degrees), etc. , but I did not use a hose-end sprayer or sprayer can. I found instructions for amount to mix in a water can — about 2.

5 oz per gallon of water. Water can is the method I used to apply the product. I would definitely recommend this product although it is pricier than some of the weed killers from “big name” brands. It appears to have a larger amount of the 2, 4-d amine chemical and I think this makes it more effective.

*Note: I have a mix of Bermudagrass and some fescue – the product did not harm my lawn.

my yard was out of control with seedlings, dandelions, clover, and all sorts of weeds. I live in idaho where we have hot summers and droughts. used 2 applications a week apart from eachother. the mix should be about 3 oz to every gallon of water.

wait 24 hours to water. killed everything but CRABGRASS. My lawn is coming back real nice. would highly recommend unless your just dealing with crabgrass go with something else.

Talk about results. I used this weed killer specifically for burrs or what Texans call stickers. my son calls them sea urchins!! lol Either way they hurt! This did the trick. I followed the directions and added a bit of dish soap and generally coated all sticker bushes and weeds I didn’t want in the yard and waited.

The trick was to let your yard grow out a bit beforehand. Recommend.

Works at it’s own speed depending on which broadleaf you have. Some weeds start wilting in 48 hours, some in 5 days and others 7 to 10 days. I’m on day 11 and I have some weeds showing no signs of dying.

I’m thinking those wont be killed. I applied a little over the recommendation without hurting our Saint Augustine lawn. I waited until we had a day high of 70° and a night low of 50°. I might apply a little stronger next time I apply it.

I’ve used it for years and find that its potency diminished in storage. Needs to be used within 2 years once opened. Stored in Florida heat might be the reason.

My order arrived in a completely sealed plastic bag packed in the delivery box. The cap had been securely but awkwardly taped down and the underside of the cap had been siliconed. All this was done to prevent possible spillage since the seal of the bottle had been opened.

I was disappointed to see that I hadn’t received a completely sealed gallon. Aside from this, all is well. I hope that this was an isolated incident and that future purchases will be free from defective or altered products.

I mixed and applied as close to instructions as possible. It has been a week now since I applied to my entire lawn; I have noticed several weeds turning colors and looking weak, but nothing has died yet.

I also noticed that this did absolutely nothing for the clover and a few other odd weeds in the lawn. I will most likely have to reapply.

This is a good 2-4-D herbicide. I like it over the Amine 2-4-D alternative as it is less temperature dependent. I has a higher percentage of 2-4-D, but according to the materials I read, the Amine is more effective.

However, the LV400 does not stink like the Amine. I used the Amine one time and I could smell it all summer long every time I went outside. The best and most effective herbicide I have used also manufactured by Gordon’s is Speed Zone.

It is about twice as expensive and a combination of 4 herbicides in one. LV400 does a good job on the normal broad leaf weeds.

This worked fairly well at killing off the clover and other broad leaf weeds. We had to do a second application to make a good dent in the dollar weed/creeping Charlie. All of that being said you MUST protect any surrounding vegetation.

The first application was done with zero wind but it was quite warm. This totally destroyed some tomatoes that were 20-30 feet away. The second time we used a hand sprayer to have it more controlled and it still affected some more tomatoes that were 5-10 feet away.

I was able to save them by pruning off the curled parts but this stuff will selectively kill household plants and vegetables even if you are quite a ways away. Reading up on it, the drift factor with 24D is quite extensive and has ruined vineyards etc.

Google it before application so you know the right time to spray (3-4 mph breeze and temps under 85). We will be covering everything the next time we use this (or use it early enough/late enough that the garden is done and the perennials are dormant).

My lawn is about 2 acres and is in pretty good shape. Maybe 2 to 3% junk and the rest is nice grass. Mixed as per instructions and sprayed on a warm springs day with no rain in the forecast. After a week the dandelions started shriveling up.

After about 3 weeks the dandelions were all dead however any other green weeds remained untouched. There are much better products on the market. I would look elsewhere.

IšverstiShow in original languageDidn’t kill many of the weed that I thought it would. No better than ortho and spectracide lawn weed killers. Didn’t faze dichondra, wildflowers or wild violets. Killed other weeds that other lawn weed killers kill.

Used exactly as directions called for. Used an Ortho hose sprayer and thoroughly soaked the grass and weeds. Rained about 38 hours after applying.

IšverstiShow in original languageBest weed killer around. Found it about 8yrs ago while living in Tampa area. Not all lawn & garden stores carry it. I had to search the web to find it. Really good price as well.

IšverstiShow in original languageThis is our 2nd gallon purchased and we have not yet used it because we are saving it for September (late September is best time to re-spray post-emergent sprays for burweeds).

Our first gallon which we sprayed in early spring worked fantastic (we did NOT need to spray a second time two weeks after the first application – that saved us money and time and exposure to the poision)!.

I have an acre of land. This is not practical. How to Apply The maximum number of broadcast applications of Preen Lawn Weed Control per site is 2 per year. Mow lawn to normal height 1 to 2 days before applying Preen Lawn Weed Control.

**”Normal” is a nebulous word. What is normal? What if it is “normal height” now? Why does it need to be cut? Water lawn thoroughly at least 1 day before application to sustain moisture until the next watering.

*** An entire acre? Apply Preen Lawn Weed Control when weeds are young and actively growing, preferably in the morning when dew is on the grass. If grass is not moist at time of application, sprinkle lightly with water to allow the granules to adhere and to remain on the leaf surface of the weeds.

*** Again, sprinkle an entire acre? Do not wash this product from weed leaves for 1 to 2 days after application of Preen Lawn Weed Control. After 1 to 2 days, thoroughly water the lawn. *** So now I’ve watered an acre THREE times.

This product was highly recommended, but it’s really not practical at $18/bag.

There is nothing to like. Complete waste of money. The weeds are growing everywhere like they are having a daily picnic. More with every new day. I will have to return to weedbgon or something else. Nightmare to say the least.

I always start my weed control program every season with a couple of applications of preen weed control. With proper cutting and watering, I can have a nice thick lush lawn by mid summer. It should not be necessary to apply after mid summer because the thick grass should choke out weeds pretty naturally.

Also, I get better green up after midsummer just by using a high nitrogen fertilizer to avoid possible stress from weed control products. Touch up areas is ok if you find a clover patch or leftover dandelions.

Be sure to cut about 2 inches high, don’t bag clippings, and water if possible. Presto, best lawn on the block. Pretty sure it works for me.

This is the best product for killing weeds that I have found. In less than an hour treated areas begin to wilt. Dries fast and is ra\inproof in a matter of minutes, no need to wait for a sunny day that will be followed by three rain free days that many products instruct you to do ( and they still do a poor job)! Three cheers for Roundup! Easy to use and GREAT RESULTS!.

Well just going by my use of it I’ve used this several times and never had a bad experience with it and I would use it any time because it’s always killed whatever I’ve sprayed it on and it’s a great buy especially since Rndup is a total waste of time and money after I paid $50 for someone and used it and never seen a wilt or change of color whatsoever.

I waited a couple of weeks and took my sprayer with this in it and sprayed it for them and in a few days wilting and dying weeds was what I saw. Anyway I highly recommend it to anyone just make sure to use on a hot dry day and you’ll see results like I have.

I sprayed this along the edges of my driveway and shortly after i sprayed; it rained. I thought oh shoot it wont work but low and behold within a week the weeds were dying. The following week I sprayed again and now I have dirt! This is awesome! This stuff works very well!.

Says shows it’s working in 3 hrs. It doesn’t. This is a ready to use product at a concentrate price. Bad deal. Don’t buy it

seems to do the job it says,definitely wear gloves though as found it leaks when using it,not ideal and haven’t come across this problem before with any other brand. I would have given 5*if it had not been for this.

VERY EFFECTIVE, WEEDS ON LAWN STOOD UP AT FIRST THEN SHRIVELED UP AND SLOWLY DIED OFF. JUST TAKE ALL THE USUAL SAFETY CARE AND APPLY COMMON SENSE AND ALL WILL BE WELL.

Good product, good price. Only minor comment is the trigger is quite hard to press.