Does the label give ounce of product per gallon of water? The professional stuff never does, just sq foot coverage. How much surfactant?.
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If I remember correctly, it does. 1 oz per gallon I think. The label folds outward and has some good info inside. I mix 1oz into my gallon sprayer and spot treat crab grass, works like a charm. Just be sure it's not gonna rain in the next day or two.
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I have a 14 gallon sprayer and it figures 2 ounces per each 14 gallon of water. I guess you could mix 1 ounce in a small amount of water, a quart, and then divide into 7 equal parts for a one gallon sprayer. I also use an equal amount of a sticking agent.
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It does not give that information. The instructions say 1 tablespoon per gallon. You could weigh the tablespoon of Quinclorac 75 and that could give you the information.
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The label says for spot spraying Quinclorac Select 75DF, use for spray mix 1 tablespoon per gallon, or 1 lb per acre, or 0.367 ounces (0.75 lb al/A) per 1000 square feet of treated area. My neighbors had an invasive Torpedpo grass coming on to my property. I applied a small strip down the edge of property and it has virtually halted the invasion. One year later have only had to spot spray one or two root systems. Product is absolutely excellent but I have been very careful when applying it.Hope this helps.
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It has spot spraying directions in Table 5 saying how to mix 1 and 2 gallons. They recommend MSO for the surfactant we generally use whatever we have on hand for the farm. This website has all chemical labels on it though it does not have the same table 5 as the bottle does it allows you to look up the labels on any product you want to use. http://www.cdms.net/LabelsMsds/LMDefault.aspx
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Label does give amount per gallon. (Unfortunately, I lost that part of the label!) As for surfactant - don't know.
1657579
For spot spraying 1 to 3 oz. per gallon. At 3oz. per gal it's pretty hot and pretty much takes care of anything. If you are looking for a total kill I would go anywhere from 4 to 6 oz. per gallon. These measurements worked fantastic for me.
388341
The bottle says 150-300 SFt per gallon if applied by brush. It also says it takes 5-10 gallons per 1000 board feet if dipping. In my experience this stuff soaks right into the wood--it's thin, runny, green, and it stinks.
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The amount you would use will be dependent on the turf you are treating on. According to the label it will vary for warm and cool season grasses and they range from 0.75 to 2 ounces per 1000 sq/ft in no less than 1 gallon of water. It can be applied by tank or hose-end sprayers.
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wow i feel dumber for having read this... do you not know how to do simple math? 128 oz in a 1 gallon.. so 128 / 16 = 8... now heres the hard part... if you have 8 that are in use, how many are left?? 8 - 12 = ????? seriously.. stupid question.
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I have always tried to go a little more then their recommendations. So in your case i would do 3oz per gallon to err on the side of more is better. I have been told that I overdo it some times, but hey it works and I havn't hurt anyone yet so...
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I use 4ozs. to 1 gallon water. Takes about 2 weeks to see results, but kills everything. Sq. Ft. coverage would depend on a lot of different factors, thickness of foliage, etc. Keeps weeds away for months.
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I don't measure out drops. I just use 2 droppers full per gallon. I haven't kept track of how many gallons a bottle will treat, but it seems to last me quite a long time, at a rate of 1 gallon per week.
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Hello - the instructions say to mix 0.9 gram (one scoop of the measuring spoon that comes with the powder) with one or two gallons of water to treat 1000 square feet. It also says to add 2 teaspoons (1/3 fluid ounce) of nonionic surfactant per gallon of water; I used dish soap as the nonionic surfactant and the results were fine. Here is a link to a discussion about dish soaps; looks like some are better suited for this purpose than others: http://forums2.gardenweb.com/forums/load/lawns/msg0511192431499.html
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I always go with the standard and use 1.5 to 2 ozs. per gallon. Works for me!
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Yes, it is concentrate. I am not sure of the exact coverage, but I know that I use 3oz. per 4 gals. of water. I have a 2.5 acre lot and still have over 1/2 of the 1.67 gallon left from last year. Goes a lot further than regular Roundup.
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Steven, If you review the label, you'll learn that Pramitol (like most herbicides) has a variable rate. This rate starts at 1/2 pint (8 oz) per gallon of water per 500 sq/ft but it can be mixed a lot stronger depending on the goal of the treatment. Now since we know eight goes into 128 sixteen times, you can treat at least sixteen 500 sq/ft areas which amounts to a total of 8000 sq/ft. But to be sure about what the coverage will be for your application need, you'll need to review the label.Cheers,JonathanCustomer CareU-Spray Bugspray
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the one's I have gotten are a gallon i believe, and it dilutes to a LOT, about 4-5:1 with water.... good stuff works well and easy to apply in a sprayer.-rrr
538529
It is a liquid. The container says it covers 80 to 100 square feet. I used it on a door, which turned out great, and used about 1/4 of the jar.
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I purchased a gallon Ornamec last fall to treat my yard for Bermuda grass. I did not open the gallon until today when I treated my 1/3 acre yard. I only used about 1/2 of the gallon and I think I have my formula a little strong for the 4 gal sprayer I use. I had a quart that I had previously used to treat my flower beds (twice spr 2012 and fall 2012) and part of my yard fall 2012. It does not take a lot of the Ornamec to treat a sq ft.
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It depends on your application. We used it after our home was flooded in Hurricane Irene. We added 4 ounces of Shockwave to 1 gallon of water in a sprayer so that I could treat the basement. The ceiling of the basement was covered in mold. I covered just over 1,300 square feet per gallon mixed. So if you purchased a gallon of Shockwave and mixed it as I did, you would cover over 42,000 square feet. (oh and just fyi, I sprayed the mold and left, the next day all the mold was dead and gone and never came back in the treated areas.) I use it now to clean the bathroom, kitchen counters and my desk, phone etc at work. For regular cleaning around the house two small bottles last over a year.
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I use a ortho sprayer and all you do is set the oz's etc. If you do it manual use 2-4 tbsp. per/Gal of water