[RABAUKE]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Does Roundup expire? Because I laid a pretty liberal spray on some weeds on my walkway and they still look pretty perky 5 days later. Either that, or I am growing some super weed here that is going to take over the world.

Going to hit them again with a fresh bottle in a few days.

How long does it take for Roundup to start working?
On perennial weeds, brush and trees, it will take a week or more before you see the leaves of treated plants wilt and turn yellow. It could take two weeks to completely kill a plant. Treated plants turn completely brown and die in one to two weeks after Roundup application.

Patients Grasshopper

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by RABAUKE

How long does it take for Roundup to start working?
On perennial weeds, brush and trees, it will take a week or more before you see the leaves of treated plants wilt and turn yellow. It could take two weeks to completely kill a plant. Treated plants turn completely brown and die in one to two weeks after Roundup application.

Patients Grasshopper

NO!

I want to spray them with something where I can watch them curl and die while I'm spraying. Come across any Agent Orange from your prior law enforcement days / any military buddies?

[upstatedoc]

[MightyMouseTech]

Leave the dandelions. They are good for bees, and you can eat the leaves.

The FDA has been testing for Roundup in the food supply, and they found it in EVERY SINGLE FOOD TESTED, except broccoli.

Stop killing us and the planet to have a stupid green lawn.

http://theantimedia.com/weedkiller-e...cept-broccoli/

[Wolf 335]

Originally Posted by RABAUKE

A quick trip across the boarder to pick up some weed and feed or killex and it's all over for those pesky dandelions.

Know of a particular store there that carries it?

Home Depot (US) doesn't have it.

[Alfisti]

Originally Posted by MightyMouseTech

Leave the dandelions. They are good for bees, and you can eat the leaves.

The FDA has been testing for Roundup in the food supply, and they found it in EVERY SINGLE FOOD TESTED, except broccoli.

Stop killing us and the planet to have a stupid green lawn.

http://theantimedia.com/weedkiller-e...cept-broccoli/

Yeah I am not against the ban in this province as it means there's no real "jonses" to worry about, everyone's lawn is shite.

[Lucky John]

Originally Posted by blau iii

Tell me more about this flame thrower... I have 1000 sqft paver patio that the weeds are starting to win on..

I'd spray them with poison first then you can burn them off. If they are dead they burn much quicker. If you just try and burn fresh weeds it takes longer to burn them off. I have this one....

https://www.harborfreight.com/propan...ter-91037.html

It actually works well it just takes awhile to get used to setting the propane at the right level so it doesn't go out in the wind.

Looking at the latest offering from HD I am not sure I would buy this one. Don't think I would want my hand that close to the business end while trying to get it started.

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Lincoln-...5-01/100341111

[RABAUKE]

Originally Posted by Wolf 335

Know of a particular store there that carries it?

Home Depot (US) doesn't have it.

https://www.homedepot.com/s/?search=weed%20and%20feed

[Wolf 335]

Originally Posted by RABAUKE

https://www.homedepot.com/s/?search=weed%20and%20feed

Home Depot in Buffalo NY doesn't carry Killex.

I thought you knew of a particular place in Buffalo where one could purchase Killex in particular.

[drexplode]

Thanks everyone for the feedback, please allow me to summarize:

-goat
-smoke it
-burn baby burn
-buy a condo?
-live in mom's basement. Kidding.
-ultra premium top shelf grade A angus weed killer from NASA or Canada
-vinegar
-goat, did I say that already?

[MrRoboto]

Originally Posted by drexplode

Need to kill some weeds and i'm done trying to keep up by the good ol' fashioned way of pulling them. Not a fan of the box store brands and looking for a natural recipe; dogs and family kids (none of my own) are frequent visitors.

Anyone have a reliable recipe that I mix on my own and elbow drop these biatches?

None of that crap works. Order yourself a bottle of Killex.

[xQx]

If you have a pool, mixing a solution of 1/4 HCL (acid) with water in a spray bottle works wonders.

I wouldn't recommend spraying it in your eyes, but as soon as it's on the ground it's perfectly safe (not acidic enough that it's going to burn your kids or your dog, but very much acidic enough that it kills plant life).

Edit: Disclaimer: Never add water to acid. Always add acid to water. Pool chemicals are dangerous, using them for any reason other than that printed on the label is not recommended

[Maestro]

Originally Posted by LobB

Bitches piss. (Canine variety)

Yep my dog kills the weeds and grass as well

[RABAUKE]

Originally Posted by Wolf 335

Home Depot in Buffalo NY doesn't carry Killex.

I thought you knew of a particular place in Buffalo where one could purchase Killex in particular.

The weed and feed is a mixture of fertilizer and Killex....two birds with one stone.

[MightyMouseTech]

Originally Posted by drexplode

Thanks everyone for the feedback, please allow me to summarize:

-goat
-smoke it
-burn baby burn
-buy a condo?
-live in mom's basement. Kidding.
-ultra premium top shelf grade A angus weed killer from NASA or Canada
-vinegar
-goat, did I say that already?

I bought a condo.

[MrRoboto]

Buy a case, give it as gifts :-)

www.lawnproducts.ca

[Maynard]

Going full Rambo with some chems sounds cool, but you should check out the MSDS on Roundup before you use it anywhere near humans (or anyplace that will eventually drain to a water source). It's real nasty stuff - essentially a milder version of Agent Orange (and no joke, I see the awful health effects of that shit on a daily basis - it just takes a decade or two for the cancers or organ damage to show).

Personally I DGAS about dandelions (our groundhog loves them, neighbors hate them, so its a win-win), but I'd pay to use one of those mini flamethrowers, and I hear they do a nice job of instant spot-killing.

[drexplode]

Originally Posted by Maynard

Going full Rambo with some chems sounds cool, but you should check out the MSDS on Roundup before you use it anywhere near humans (or anyplace that will eventually drain to a water source). It's real nasty stuff - essentially a milder version of Agent Orange (and no joke, I see the awful health effects of that shit on a daily basis - it just takes a decade or two for the cancers or organ damage to show).

Personally I DGAS about dandelions (our groundhog loves them, neighbors hate them, so its a win-win), but I'd pay to use one of those mini flamethrowers, and I hear they do a nice job of instant spot-killing.

Exactly the shit I want to avoid. It's nasty nasty stuff.

[Habs11]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

Does Roundup expire? Because I laid a pretty liberal spray on some weeds on my walkway and they still look pretty perky 5 days later. Either that, or I am growing some super weed here that is going to take over the world.

Going to hit them again with a fresh bottle in a few days.

Your problem is using liberal spray - try a conservative spray - it knows how to get stuff done!!! LOL Make Your Lawn Great Again!!!

OK libs please do not respond it was a one and done joke.

Biggest key to weed free lawn - water and fertilizer to make your grass thick... this will lessen the opportunity for new weeds to grow. I dig out weeds as oftenas I can and I cut my law at least twice a week when the dandy's are growing to prevent the "germination" of their seeds

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by Habs11

Your problem is using liberal spray - try a conservative spray - it knows how to get stuff done!!! LOL Make Your Lawn Great Again!!!

OK libs please do not respond it was a one and done joke.

Biggest key to weed free lawn - water and fertilizer to make your grass thick... this will lessen the opportunity for new weeds to grow. I dig out weeds as oftenas I can and I cut my law at least twice a week when the dandy's are growing to prevent the "germination" of their seeds

Don't worry - I don't think the liberals are reading this thread. It's about work. It'd be like Superman taking an interest in kryptonite.

I'm sorry...that was my one and done too....no more, I promise.

[jaye944]

sorry late to the party

But I believe Vinegar works well, not tried that.

I do re-use any fluids I change out on the BMW on weeds,

[jaye944]

Oh wait, your down south....
tried shooting them ?

Originally Posted by drexplode

Need to kill some weeds and i'm done trying to keep up by the good ol' fashioned way of pulling them. Not a fan of the box store brands and looking for a natural recipe; dogs and family kids (none of my own) are frequent visitors.

Anyone have a reliable recipe that I mix on my own and elbow drop these biatches?