If you are looking to kill all existing grass/plants in an area so that you can reseed with a new or different type of grass, the best way to do this is with any Roundup or non selective type product. Roundup and similar items on the market like X-Out and Avenger will will burn down the existing vegetation and break down in the soil within 1-2 weeks to allow you to replant without fear of damage to the new seed.
Grass Out Max would require you wait at least 30 days after an application before planting new seed. If you wanted to bring in fresh soil that does not have chemical residual in it you are welcome to do that.
If you are referring to the product label for Grass Out Max referencing 0.4 fl. oz. / 1000 sq. ft., then you are correct in that 0.4 oz. is less than 1 oz., and would be the equivalent of 4/10 oz.
Yes, Grass Out Max is safe for applications to brassica per the product label instructions.
Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) is not labeled for application around Blackberries.
Per the product label, crabgrass should be between 2-6 inches in height when applying Grass Out Max.
Per the product label for Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide): The minimum time from application to harvest is 4 days. Be sure to rinse well before consuming.
Grass Out Max does not list "snow on the mountain" ground cover as tolerable on the label. We would recommend that you contact the manufacturer, Agrisel at 877-247-4735.
Per the product label for Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide): The minimum time from application to harvest is 4 days on strawberry. Be sure to rinse well before consuming
No, Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) is not labeled for sedges or broadleaf weeds so it will not harm it. This product is only labeled to eliminate grasses.
Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) is not labeled to control dallisgrass and would harm the buffalograss when used for sandburs since it is a grass killer. It is not labeled for use in grass pastures and would not be recommended.
Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) is a grass killer and would kill both the rye and the bermuda. To kill poa annua in rye grassm, you would need to spot treat with a glyphosate based product such as Gly Pho-Sel Pro. These grasses are closely related so there is no selective product label to kill one that would not also kill the other. If you still see poa once the Bermuda is no longer dormant, you can use a product like Certainty.
You should not plant any crop for 30 days after application of Grass Out Max.
You should use diluted Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) within 24 hours of it being mixed.
Grass Out Max will not kill sedge. We would recommend using a product like Dismiss instead.
Grass Out Max is not labeled for dogfennel. You may want to consider something like Fertilome Weed Free Zone instead.
Since Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) is a grass killer in general we do not recommend you try to broadcast spray it over your centipede lawn as it may cause damage. Unfortunately centipede and bermuda grasses are so closely related that any product that would kill the bermuda would also kill the centipede. In this type of situation, we usually recommend using a glyphosate product such as Roundup Quik Pro to spot treat the bermuda grass as much as possible, and then replanting the centipede in a couple of weeks when the bermuda is gone.
Grass Out Max (Clethodim Herbicide) is not labelled for Canadian & Bull Thistle. Tenacity Herbicide is labelled to treat Canadian Thistle, but doe does not list Bull Thistle. Herbicides containing glyphosate like Roundup QuickPro can effectively control bull thistle. Mowing may need to be repeated throughout the season to prevent reflowering