will snoot spray ponaris
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I am not sure what you are asking here? They are two different products. I have not used Ponaris but it looks like a reasonable choice. I have had great success with Snoot and encourage those who are looking for a good effectively sinus irrigation to try it for yourself.
408963
It shouldn't as it is really designed for pests. I would avoid putting direct, undiluted product directly on the flowers,shrubs, etc....I have not used mine yet, so I cannnot rate it's effectiveness yet. From the reviews, it sounds like it will work fairly well.
718490
Yes but make sure it doesn't kill your turfgrass. It works best when applied with a surfactant.
560774
Yes. I teaspoon per gallon of water. Also add 1 teaspoon of a surfactant like Bonide 097 Turbo Spreader to help it stick to the weeds. When you spray it, hit the weeds very lightly with each treatment. No need to soak them. Tenacity works great. I used it last year on the nimblewill in our yard.
297604
YES if there is enough direct contact. I have had no issue with spraying around bushes flowers etc, but if you do hit them with this accidentally, hose off with water thoroughly and hope for the best. Multiple applications on the Bermuda will be needed to keep it in check.
1387652
I have used the sprayers for Olive Leaf Extract and Poo-Pouri which are both quite thick liquids, so suspect Olive Oil and the like would not be a problem.
301114
Probably not - this is a high-end professional spray and designed to kill brush, but would probably easily erase your grassy weeds and your zoysia!
988796
Yes. If I remember correctly, the two main ingredients are vinegar and clove oil. It will kill the vegetable plants if they are sprayed, but the components of the spray are non toxic and acceptable for organic vegetable gardening.
1666167
bayer spray is useless for both wire ( Bermuda ) and zoysia. Go to ornamac site buy the concentrate
1779560
Sorry I haven't applied it yet. I plan on using a sprayer on some duck weed.
730961
The product claims that it doesn't. But I really don't know. I rarely see ladybugs on my tomato plants, so I'm not sure if it's an issue to spray. I only started to spray when I spotted the hornworms. It seemed to work really well which was why I purchased another bottle for this coming year.
763823
If it's a ficus... Yes. A juniper thrives outside and will not last too long inside
1447924
I'm not positive about zoysia. I have St Augustine, which is less hardy than zoysia, and suffered no ill effects from spraying. I spot spray only. It takes a while to get nut grass under control.
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Hi -- there are two types of Snoot, Original (stronger) and the Regular. Original Snoot is marked with a big orange sticker on the box and the A&B bottles. It says "ORIGINAL". You can thin either type of Snoot down using the following procedure. This can also be found in the FAQ section on the SnootSpray.com website. 1) Measure the Snoot per instructions into separate measuring cups, (10ml/10ml), but do not put it in the sprayer. (Note that mixing smaller quantities is hard to do accurately without a pipette) 2) Pour one cup into the other to mix, repeat this a couple of times to mix. 3) In the empty cup, pour 5ml of ISOTONIC saline (preferably "unbuffered", which means no Sodium Bicarbonate) 4) Add the Snoot mixture from the other cup until it reaches 20ml -- which is what the sprayer holds. Pour that cup into the sprayer. 5) This thins it down by 25% (5ml/20ml). 6) You can thin the Original formula by half (use 10ml of saline), but any lower and you're probably to the point where it is so thin it might not help. 7) If you have other questions, please call Snoot Support at (866) 611-7724 -- they usually call back the same day, even on weekends.
688833
Yes. This weed killer is selective - not like Roundup, which kills all vegetation. Used properly the Bonide will not damage grass, only killing weeds in the grass.
991064
Yes. Just be careful not to get any on the tree or shrub. It enters the plant through the leaves.
1575648
Yes it can - I live in FL and have Floratam (a St Augustine variant) You may need to remove every other row of tines as shown in my review. I have used with all tine rows populated, but eventually the motor overheats and shuts down - too much stress on the motor. With every other row used, the motor keeps going and I saw no substantial difference in the amount dead grass pulled up.