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  • Asked by Pam from Texas- Fort Worth
    10/15/2024
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    Can I use Change Up Selective Herbicide in the Ortho hose and sprayer?
    I usually use a backpack sprayer, but can I use a hose and sprayer instead?
    A

    For a more accurate application, we recommend using a hand pump or backpack sprayer to apply Change Up because herbicides require a specific amount of product per area.  Water is just the carrier so is not set and is however much it takes you to cover the area sufficiently.  Please read the product label for complete application instructions. 

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  • Asked by Richard from Pensacola
    01/11/2023
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    How soon is Change Up rain safe?
    I applied Change Up yesterday, but the forecast calls for rain tomorrow.
    A
    Change Up Selective Herbicide should be applied when you are not expecting any rainfall within 48 hours. 
     
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  • Asked by David from Brick Township
    11/01/2022
    Q
    Can Change Up be applied to newly seeded areas?
    A
    The Change-Up Selective Herbicide label states "Do not apply to newly seeded grasses until well established." Establishment usually occurs 6-8 weeks later or after at least 2-3 mowings. 
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  • Asked by Danny from Fayetteville
    09/15/2022
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    What rate should Change Up Selective Herbicide be applied for a centipede lawn using a 2 gallon sprayer?
    A

    Change Up Selective Herbicide is applied at 1.5 to 2.5 pints per acre with no less than 20 gallons of water per acre. For smaller volume applications, Change Up is applied at 0.46 to 1.10 fl oz in 0.5 to 5.5 gallons of water per 1000 sq ft. 

    View more information on page 5 of the product label. 

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  • Asked by Louis from Foley, Al
    09/04/2022
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    How long do dogs need to stay out of the area after treating with Change Up Selective Herbicide?
    The dogs roam the yard where I need to treat. Can they go our in the yard, say a couple hours, after treatment?
    A

    You will want to keep kids and pets of the treated area after applying Change Up Selective Herbicide until the application has completely dried.

    Once dry, it is safe for them to re-enter and resume normal activity. 

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  • Asked by Gina from Newberry, Fl
    01/09/2020
    Q
    Does Change Up Selective Herbicide kill doveweed?
    A

    Change Up Selective Herbicide is not labeled for doveweed. Depending on your turf type, you may be able to use Blindside Herbicide WDG. Please take a few minutes to view the product's label to see if your turf type is listed before making a decision to purchase.

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  • Asked by Mark from Columbus, Ohio
    09/16/2020
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    Can Change Up Selective Herbicide be mixed with Tenacity?
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    You could potentially mix Change Up Selective Herbicide with Tenacity Herbicide. We recommend doing a small jar test first for compatability before mixing a large tank for the first time. Be sure you follow the product labels for both products and use the more restrictive label instructions.

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