The same mix rates apply for both hose end sprayers and pump sprayers. The mix rates for Fahrenheit will vary depending on what you are treating for. Please see the product label for specific use rates.
Fahrenheit Herbicide is safe for bermudagrass lawns to treat actively growing weeds such as spurge. The rate for prostrate spurge in lawns is 3 to 6 oz per acre. Avoid applications when outside temperatures are above 85 degrees to avoid injury to the lawn.
Please review the product label for more information.
Fahrenheit Herbicide is not labeled to target doveweed. Blindside Herbicide can be used for doveweed in St. Augustine grass athe rate of 0.15 - 0.23 oz per 1000 sq ft (6.5 - 10 oz per acre).
Please refer to the Blindside WDG product label for full application instructions.
When applying Fahrenheit Herbicide, keep people and pets out of the area while treating and until the application has completely dried.
A post-emergent such as Fahrenheit Herbicide will only work when soil temperatures are above 55 degrees. Below is a video on how to measure your soil temperatures or you may work with your local extension office for optimal application timing
https://www.domyown.com/do-my-own-lawn-care-how-to-measure-soil-temperatures-v-384.html
https://npic.orst.edu/pest/countyext.htm
The product label of Fahrenheit Herbicide states to wait at least 2 months after applying before overseeding.
Fahrenheit Herbicide is labeled for prostrate spurge at rates of either 3 to 4 oz or 4 to 6 oz per acre in 20 to 80 gallons of water per acre. For spot applications with a backpack or hand-held tank sprayer, add 0.2 oz. per one gallon of water and apply uniformly over 1,000 square feet.
For St. Augustine lawns, the product label advises that not all varieties have not been screened, so testing should be done prior to use on a small area to determine if your variety has tolerance. Some temporary discoloration can occur if turfgrass is under stress from lack of moisture, insects, disease, etc. Spot treatments during temperatures above 85°F may cause temporary growth reduction of St. Augustinegrass.
Please view the full product label for more information.
Once Fahrenheit Herbicide has been diluted, the mixed solution should be used or discarded within 24 hours. The longer the diluted solution sits, it begins to break down and becomes less effective and can become unstable. You should never store diluted product in your sprayer as it can weaken the gaskets and other components of the sprayer.
We would recommend to keep applications of Fahrenheit Herbicide atleast 1ft outside the dripline of the live oak tree when spraying weeds to avoid any injure to the roots. View the product label for more information.
Using a non selective glyphosate product like Roundup QuickPRO can be used to directly spot treat spurge and other weeds within the drip line of the tree as this will not leach in soil to roots and nearby plants.
Fahrenheit Herbicide is applied to actively growing weeds only. It can be used just on bare ground. You can a non selective herbicide to spot treat weeds now and sod in 2 weeks after the last application.
Yes, Quali-Pro Fahrenheit Herbicide can be shipped to the state of Florida.
Fahrenheit Herbicide states that a repeat follow up application may be needed in 4-6 weeks for Virginia Buttonweed per the product label.
We apologize but cannot confirm that the Fahrenheit Herbicide would be safe for use on Floratam. Per the product label: Due to sheer numbers, all varieties have not been screened, so testing should be done prior to use on a small area to determine if your variety has tolerance. Some temporary discoloration can occur if turfgrass is under stress from lack of moisture, insects, disease, etc. Spot treatments during temperatures above 85°F may cause temporary growth reduction of St. Augustinegrass
Fahrenheit Herbicide can be used in St. Augustine, but it is not labeled for Chamberbitter. This is a very stubborn weed. Pre emergent applications with a product like Isoxaben 75 WG has proven to be the most effective way to control this weed. Also, please keep in mind given how persistent and pesky chamberbitter is, there is no one and done solution to take care of the weed. Repeat applications may have to take place in order to fully kill the invaders. Please review the product label for further application information. You may contact your local cooperative extension office for additional products and recommendations for this application.
The product label for Fahrenheit Herbicide says, "Avoid applications where roots of ornamental plants, including shrubs, may extend" so we would not recommend applying the product around your azaleas and hydrangeas.
Fahrenheit Herbicide is labeled to treat for oxalis (aka woodsorrel) at 4 to 6 oz per acre. For certain difficult-to-control weeds, a follow-up application made 4-6 weeks later may be necessary. Please review the product label for more information.
Fahrenheit Herbicide is only labeled for use on warm-season grasses so it would injure cool season turf such as Tall Fescue. However, Tall Fescue is not listed as a targeted pest this product controls. You can look at a product like Image Kills Nutsedge Concentrate as it is labeled to remove Tall Fescue and can safely be applied to Bermuda lawns.
Fahrenheit Herbicide is not labeled to be used in areas animals would graze so we would not recommend doing so. We have other Range & Pasture products that would be better options depending on your target weeds. For chickens it would be safe for them to return to a treat lawn once dry.
It is not recommended to apply Fahrenheit Herbicide or most products during the transition of warm season grasses from dormant to green up, or green up to dormancy, as injury can occur. Some temporary discoloration can occur if turfgrass is under stress. Please take a moment to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions.
