What is the mix ration of 36.8% to water for treating my lawn?
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Followed labeled directions. Read safety as well Do not use if there is a cat. And be sure to let dry as per instructions before allowing pets or children on lawn. The mix ratio is for 1 gallon of water.
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I believe according to the label it is .05 or .08, please read the label for your application. You will need to know the method you are going to apply and at what rate for the correct sq ft you plan to cover.
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Read and follow the label. I use a 0.05% solution that I apply using a 1 gallon hand sprayer, around windows and doors on building, and around grassy areas that people walk to help cut down on ticks and mosquitoes. The 0.05% solution is about 2 oz of 36.8% Permethrin to 128 oz (1 gallon) of water.
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Ratio is explained on the bottle label. I think we used the middle (4) of the recommendations to a gallon of water. It said 2, 4 or 6 of the oz. of the mixture. It had a side that you squeezed the bottle and it filled up that side and you poured that into the water. We used a pump up sprayer to spray it around.
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Mixing depends on what you are treating. There is a very concise guide on the flyleaf of the product. All you need to do is pour the liquid into a sprayer (like Orhto or any major brand) and dial to the setting that matches what you are treating....could be 1 tablespoon per gallon, 1.5, 2, etc...it is pretty simple.
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The amount of water mixed with the concentrate depends on the crop plant it is being applied to. The label clearly states this.
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I would start off with 1/4 teaspoon per gallon; however, there are a multitude of other questions that need to answered. What is your ppm target? EC target? How often do you refill your reservoir? Is your water temperature optimum? Is your water temperature constant or does it fluctuate a lot? Remember you are adding salts, so don't over do it or over apply. When I was growing, I would add 1/4 teaspoon per gallon of water and feed my plants approx. 1/2 gallon of the solution(along with other additives added to the solution) once a week. Ok to use with most greens I would imagine.
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A quote from homeguides.sfgate.com; I hope it helps. Roundup Weed & Grass Killer Super Concentrate can be applied around ornamentals, vegetables and shrubs. Mix 1.5 ounces (3 tablespoons) of herbicide to 1 gallon of water to renovate an entire lawn, or to eradicate weeds and grasses that are easy to kill. For tougher jobs, such as vines or perennials weeds, mix 2.5 ounces (5 tablespoons) to 1 gallon of water. Applied at full strength, this formula will kill stumps and bamboo. Follow the label for how to apply it and the proper dosage. (Written by Diana K Williams, certified master gardener)
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Jerry read the instructions booklet attached to the container, all applications (target foliage) require different mixes to destroy, its like 1.5 oz. to a gallon of water+ a quart of surfacant (cide kick) per acre for some aqua plants. Be careful or you may destroy your aquatic life as well as weeds. 2.5 gallons is gonna last a real long time as that amount just may be enough to treat Lake Erie. RAMC
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If I knew the square feet that you were going to spray that gallon of water onto I could give you a precise answer but here is a best guess. 1.3 - 5.3 oz in a gallon will give you a spray solution in the range of what I would expect you should use in doing a high volume foliar or spot spray treatment.I hope this helps. Thanks for considering doing your purchase through AgCare Direct.
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I mix at 4-5oz/gallon. Takes about a week for yellowing, everything sprayed is dead as door nail after 2 weeks.
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The Company recommendS 4 Oz concentratE (8 Oz For Fleas And ticks) And Fill To 26 Oz Water In A 20 Gallon Lawn Sprayer. If You Call The Company They ARe very helpful With Additional Suggestions.
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Hi Eileen,The standard mix is 1 (one) teaspoon per 2 (Two) gallons of water. I don't know about shrubs, I'm a vegetable gardener. You might try using the standard mix and foliar feed it to your shrubs. You can't hurt anything with this organic product.
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Hi Eileen, The standard mix is 1 (one) teaspoon per 2 (Two) gallons of water. I don't know about shrubs, I'm a vegetable gardener. You might try using the standard mix and foliar feed it to your shrubs. You can't hurt anything with this organic product.
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Add 1 oz. (2 tablespoons) in 2 gallons of water and apply to 1,000 square feet of turf area.
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This is based on my use for Daylily Rust. General rate is 2 Teaspoons per gallon. But, that will depend on the disease and the plant. My best suggestion is to contact the manufacturer "TechPac LLC Atlanta Ga. for specific instructions.
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One gallon is WAY more than enough for 1750 sq ft.... The concentrate dissolution is 3 tablespoons per gallon (1.5 oz per gallon) I put 3 gallons of water and 5 oz of Killzall in my 4 gallon backpack sprayer (3 gallons because I don't want to carry 24 pounds around at first as I spray....) Those 5 oz cover about 1/4 acre, the way I spray (a little over 10,000 square feet_ I spray my entire 3/4 acre grass area in February/March when the Bermuda is dormant.... killing everything green in about 3 weeks.... wilt starts in 3-4 days depending on temperature. Surrounded by pasture, I have a lot of noxious weeds and grasses that stay green in winter. Great product! One gallon is WAY more than enough for 1750 sq ft.... The concentrate dissolution is 3 tablespoons per gallon (1.5 oz per gallon) I put 3 gallons of water and 5 oz of Killzall in my 4 gallon backpack sprayer (3 gallons because I don't want to carry 24 pounds around at first as I spray....) Those 5 oz cover about 1/4 acre, the way I spray (a little over 10,000 square feet_ I spray my entire 3/4 acre grass area in February/March when the Bermuda is dormant.... killing everything green in about 3 weeks.... wilt starts in 3-4 days depending on temperature. Surrounded by pasture, I have a lot of... » Read More One gallon is WAY more than enough for 1750 sq ft.... The concentrate dissolution is 3 tablespoons per gallon (1.5 oz per gallon) I put 3 gallons of water and 5 oz of Killzall in my 4 gallon backpack sprayer (3 gallons because I don't want to carry 24 pounds around at first as I spray....) Those 5 oz cover about 1/4 acre, the way I spray (a little over 10,000 square feet_ I spray my entire 3/4 acre grass area in February/March when the Bermuda is dormant.... killing everything green in about 3 weeks.... wilt starts in 3-4 days depending on temperature. Surrounded by pasture, I have a lot of noxious weeds and grasses that stay green in winter. Great product! « Show Less
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I used it for spots of "bentgrass" and it killed it. Unfortunately I sprayed in the fall, I know it killed it, but I'm away and can't say how it is now. Asto area I would say at the mix amounts in directions 8 oz should do the job with some left.
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This is a little hard to explain. Because it is based on your dilution rate with water versus what plants (weeds) you are going after.I mix at 2oz per gallon of water and use a 26 gallon sprayer for spot spraying our flowerbeds and the road ditches.Check this out for more info www.monsanto.com/sitecollectiondocuments/ito/2009%20herbicide%20handbook%20%282%29.pdfHope this helps
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I just read the container and it says one tablespoon of miracle grow lawn food mixed with one gallon water. That would cover 25ft. No pre-mixing of granules with water.