will extended control roundup pevent new planting in the ground
650516
I would say yes, it pretty much keeps everything gone for a few months. If you want to plant the area I would try using Roundup Weed & Grass Killer which is meant for Lawn Renovation/Garden Prep and In/Around Flower Beds.
650517
You will not be able to plant in an area treated with Roundup Extended Control for 4 months.
650518
Not according to the manufacturer, but I live in the country in the desert Southwest, and don't plant where the weeds usually come up. I will never buy this product, though. It is only promises.
1393443
I have no idea what you are trying to ask. I had other seeds from last years package, and am growing them now.... Just broke past the soil... So looks like they will be very good this year too.
73944
Once grass is fully established. Otherwise the weed formula will kill the new seed.
1089015
I only have the "new" earthbox. I was initially put-off by the "discontinued by manufacturer". But I needed the stake for the tomatoes. Not easy to move around once you have the soil in it. I understand why discontinued, hopefully the staking and caster systems are being improved. Tomato plants are over 4 ft high, still growing and appear will produce great yields. Glad I purchased, hope it lasts since they are discontinued.
281492
Yes. if you go to farmtek.com look for item 105068 you will see another soil test kit that we looked at.
1043253
ummm. hard to say...I live high in the Tennessee mtns and they are doing super in larger pots..i do not plan to try outside till next spring
1947960
Yes it will. We've had ours for a year now. We were very happy with it at first but not now. Seeds seem to harden in bottom causing lots of waste.
1428562
It is every 4 months and on the package it has an amount dependent on canopy size. I can see an improvement in my king palms.
1539414
No, it would stunt the growth, pretty sure the product manual says 2 weeks before you overseed
1260110
In my opinion - - expect around the 4200k area. Unless something has changed lately. I will also say that they still perform very well with the addition of Foliar feeding during Veg, (very nice), dark period will need to be increased. cheers
226843
Yes, depending on seed size. You will have to test and adjust a couple of times.
1091118
Have the plot rototilled by a professional with his 8 HP or so rototiller. Once is all you will need a rototiller of this size.You will be able to maintain the plot year after year just fine with the Earthwise and use it to add amendments( depending on your soil,compost, vermiculite, top soil, fertilizer, etc) this year before planting. It is easy to handle. My days of the 8 hp rigs are long since past! John
988797
As long as the overspray doesn't get on vegetable leaves. It is okay for very small areas but too expensive for larger areas as it has to be repeated sometimes several times. Didn't know this until I purchased and read directions. Not as good as RoundUp that I have stopped using totally because of the environment and reason I used Burnout II looking for alternatives. Still looking.
1416273
Hi Kolene, I am sorry it took so long to replay. I don't check my email that often. The answer is yes, there are things to hold down the greenhouse.
819237
I am Zone 5a, in western new york, and I planned mine after last spring frost, for me it was May 15th. So Spring planting definitely. By Labor Day they were over 6 feet tall.
396051
Go to agardenpatch.com they should have a chart to tell you what and how much you can plant if you want to check before you buy
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Roundup Extended Control Concentrate may be used for spot treatment to kill individual weeds around trees and shrubs, and in flower gardens. Do not allow spray to drift to desirable plants as it will harm them. This product should only be used around well-established plants. Do not use it around the root zone of plants that are less than 6 months old.