I was wondering if this would work on moss, live or dead moss?
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Yes it will but be careful set it at its highest setting to cut and don't stop moving it will cut down to dirt fast ..good luck
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This will only remove material that an ordinary rake would. It is much faster and zero effort. ie: dead brown grass at the soils surface not the tough layer of thatch. I love it though. It keeps thatch from getting to thick.
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I had no luck with the moss I bought for my terrariums. No matter how I cared for it, it did not survive. Sorry I can't be more help!
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I use this product in my aquarium to lower the ph. My tap water comes out at 7.5 and this product lowered it to 6.0 (my RO water comes out at 6.4). I plan to spread the used moss over my yard. I had no way to determine if its sterilized, but I did examine it and there are no apparent side effects to my fish.
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I'm not sure but this moss is dried so will not spread as live moss would. The case of moss should cover a fairly large area.
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As far as I know, it is designed only for the removal of cement and roof moss. I experiment a lot with cleaners so who knows. Just be careful.Have you ever tried Simple Green for the shower? Though it doesn;t disinfect and might be limited in it's effectiveness on mold and soap scum, I use it religiously and it has replaced a number of household cleaners for me.
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It pulls up dead grass. It probably won't work if the grass has live roots.
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yes this works on Ivy , all types, best used when Ivy is in new growth thats june in most areas of the country, I usually add 2 % glysophate to my brush killer to get better burn, quicker kill
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To remove moss, use 10% and let it sit. Best to do this before a rain storm. Can go higher (15 and even 20%) but 10% is safe for the vascular plants that might be sprayed.
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Depends on the height of the grass and the type of leaves. Works on two inch grass cuttings and Black Locust leaves. Not great on oak or maple leaves.
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I've only used it on leaves. If the pine straw is dry I think it might work.
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I found this for you online. It seems to answer your questions.http://www.thefernandmossery.com/2009/06/q-and-are-moss-terrariums-rediculously.html
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It pretty much kills anything although I have not tried it specifically On bamboo. It's worth a shot.
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Make sure you get rid of any grass on the site. Use a hand rake, one of thoseTridents, to scrape the soil. Wet the soiland press the sheet on the spot. Sprinklesome water on the moss and you are done.Do not use any fertilizer. Keep moist butnot too wet. Moss grows very slowly.Good luck.
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It works much better on woody parts than soft limbs. It would be best to let them dry first.
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I would use the fan spray and use half on the building and half on the ground. Our main use is to spray "Wet and Forget" on the roof to retard moss growth. This spray reaches much further up the roof than other sprayers I have had.
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If you toss three cinder blocks on the shelf, it will split and scrape up moss with no problem at all. Just go at the lawn in two or three different angles that cross each other. I had an area that was so matted down it was going bald, as well as moss, and it de-thatched and aerated both areas very well.Three cinder blocks and put the unit on its lowest setting and it will make you happy.
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I have used the one with the brush-on cap on greenbrier vines--just cut the vine and brush the product on the cut stems. You don't spray it. It's effective. It may take repeated applications over a period of time. I have not killed anything I wanted to save. Garden Girl is right.