Casoron Herbicide will be a good choice to control Russian thistle (aka tumbleweed). Treating gravel lots can be tough because it is hard to contact the soil and the soil is usually very dry. To help get the Casoron granules to the soil you must heavily irrigate the area after the application. Casor…
Read Full Answer »We recommend that you contact the Casoron manufacturer directly as they are the experts on their product and they may be able to offer you some useful advice in this situation. You can reach Chemtura at (800) 423-8569
Dichlobenil, the active ingredient in Casoron 4G Herbicide, is not labeled for bamboo and may not be an effective solution for your needs. We recommend that you contact your local cooperative extension office and speak to the master gardener on staff for further advice. Bamboo can be VERY difficult …
Read Full Answer »Yes, Casaron is labeled to treat Ivy. Please make sure to follow the label directions and also make sure to thoroughly water in after application to incorporate granules into soil.
Please give our customer service team a call at 1-866-581-7378 so that we may better go over your needs. Herbicides can be tricky at times and we want to ask you a few questions to better find the best product for you. If the Casoron 4 is not the right product, you can return it as long as it is in …
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Yes, Casaron 4G can be used to prevent and treat sedge in Non crop areas only. Please refer to the product label for application.
Casoron 4G Herbicide would work great around the roses. We would not recommend to use it around ornamental grasses, because it could cause injury. Casoron 4G Herbicide works by causing "tissue damage" to the roots. Since, grasses are rooted shallow, this product could stunt the ornamental grass grow…
Read Full Answer »We apologize but we do not carry the version that Home Depot carries since all we carry are professional grade products, therefore we cannot accurately compare the two products for you. You are more than welcome to contact the manufacturer of the Casoron 4G we carry to see if they can tell you the d…
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Casoron 4G should not harm pets when used as directed. You are right, this product is not to be used in grazing areas. Since you said that your puppy eats the grass, we recommend contacting Chemtura 800-423-8569. The manufacturer will be able to give you more specific advise on their product.
No, Casoron 4G Herbicide is not labeled to be used in sewer or septic lines to kill root systems and advises against that use on the product label. However, we do have Hi Yield Root Killer that is labeled for that type of application and use. Hi-Yield Root Killer dissolves the roots that are intrud…
Read Full Answer »Casoron 4G is a preemergence herbicide that kills selective weeds and grasses. Casoron 4G controls weeds before they emerge from the ground, by forming an herbicidal vapor barrier in the upper layer of the soil when activated by rainfall or irrigation water. Casoron 4G should be applied before …
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Dichlobenil in Casoron 4G Herbicide is a pre emergent. There may be other ingredients in the vegetation killer product that make it a pre and post emergent. We would recommend to contact the manufacturer of that product for the active ingredient.
Unfortunately there is not a weed control like Casoron that will provide you year long prevention from weeds growing, the only products that provide year long control are bareground herbicides such as Pramitol. Casoron is labeled to give season long control, but you will need to reapply because it d…
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Per the manufacturer label, Casoron 4G should not be used near any type of conifer trees.
Casoron 4G Herbicide when applied as directed will bind tightly with the soil. The most it has been proven to drift is up to one foot. It is best if applied when a heavy rain is NOT present in the following day or two after application.
No, Casoron 4G is not labeled to be used in groundcovers. A product like Fusilade II Herbicide is labeled for groundcovers. It is a post emergent product.
Yes, you may use Casoron 4G around trees and bushes. Casoron 4G is a selective pre-emergence herbicide that kills variety of weeds and grasses before they emerge from the ground, by forming an herbicidal vapor barrier in the upper layer of the soil when activated by rainfall or i…
Read Full Answer »A great option for tumbleweed pre-emergent control would be Casoron 4G Herbicide. Apply CASORON 4G either in early spring before seeds of annual weeds germinate or after cultivation has removed the growing weeds. Distribute granules uniformly over the soil surface. If treatment is followed by applic…
Read Full Answer »Casoron 4G is a great pre-emergent product that is labeled for nutsedge in non-crop areas only. It is also legal for use in California. For annual weeds, apply Casoron 4G either in early spring before seeds of annual weeds germinate or after cultivation has removed the growing weeds. Distribute gran…
Read Full Answer »The rate at which you apply Casoron 4G will be dependent on the weeds you are targeting and in what type of areas and around what type of plants you will be treating. You will need to look over the Casoron Product Label to find the rates specific to your needs which can range between 100-200 lbs of …
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