4-Speed XT is mixed at 1.1 - 1.5 oz. per 0.1 - 5 gallons of water per 1,000 sq. ft. You would need 4.4 fl oz to 6 fl oz of 4-Speed XT in 4 gallons of water to treat 4,000 sq ft. depending on what you are treating. Please see the product label for complete application instructions.
Yes, a surfactant can be added to 4-Speed XT Selective Herbicide to increase effectiveness on weeds but is not required. The label does state that if one is added some turf damage may occur due to reduced selectivity.
4-Speed XT is labeled for wild violet and is safe to apply to most types of Bermuda grass. The label states that some hybrid Bermuda species may be sensitive to this product. It would be a good idea to confirm which species you have before using the 4-Speed if you are not sure.
4-Speed XT does not list that it is safe for use on St Augustine grass on the product label so it would not be recommended.
If you could please tell us what you are trying to treat for we would be able to make a better recommendation
4-Speed XT is only available in the 2.5 gallon size.
Desafortunadamente, 4-Speed XT no esta etiquetado para usarse en San Agustin. Si sabe que tipo de hierba mala quiere matar tal vez podriamos recomendarle otro producto. Dejenos saber si podemos ayudarle en algo m
Yes, 4-Speed XT can be used in a hose-end sprayer, however, it is not recommended with herbicides because the accuracy of application can significantly be reduced. We would recommend a backpack or hand pump sprayer.
4-Speed XT is not labeled to control sage grass aka broomsedge.
You can apply a post-emergent herbicide such as 4-Speed XT in the morning or afternoon in mild weather. Be sure you do not apply in the hottest part of the day if temperatures are over about 85 degrees since that may cause injury to desirable grass in the area. If you need to apply 4-Speed when the afternoon temperaturs will be hotter, then it would be best to apply the herbicide in the morning when desirable plants are less susceptible to damage. Be sure to read and follow the complete product label.
4-Speed XT can be mixed with other herbicides. We would suggest performing a small jar test before mixing a large batch to be sure that the two products are compatible.
Unfortunately, 4-SPeed XT is not labeled to be used on centipede grass.
Ferti-lome Weed Free Zone is labeled for wild violet and many other broadleaf weeds and safe for centipede lawns.
For centipede lawns, apply at the rate of 0.75 to 1.5 fl oz per 1000 sq ft. Please view the full product label for more information.
4-Speed XT Selective Herbicide lists both morning glory and black medic as a weed controlled. Please refer to page 4 of the product label for rates based on the type of turfgrass you have.
Yes, a surfactant can be used with 4-Speed XT Selective Herbicide however the product label advises the following: "Adding oil, wetting agent, or other surfactant to the spray may be used to increase the effectiveness on weeds, but doing so may reduce the selectivity to turf resulting in turf damage.
It is recommended to do a small compatibility test in a glass jar prior to the application. Review the full product label for more information and Compatibility Instructions on page 5.
4-Speed XT does not list that it is safe for use on any species of St Augustine grass on the product label so it would not be recommended.
When using herbicides such as 4 Speed XT, the amount of water is dependent on the how much water it takes to cover a 1,000 sq ft area. The best way to gauge this is by marking off a 10ft by 100ft area. Fill your pump sprayer and "mock" spray the area thoroughly. This will tell you how much water to mix the 4 Speed XTwith.
