MSM Turf Herbicide is intended for larger scale applications as it is applied at rates ranging from 0.25 oz to 1 oz in 100 gallons of water/per acre. For spot treating, the product label states to use 1 oz per 100 gallons of water which breaks down to be 0.01 oz per gallon of water along with 0.32 fl oz of Non Ionic Surfactant.
For Wild Onion specifically (page 13), the recommended application rate is 0.33 to 0.5 oz/per acre in 100 gallons of water + 32 oz Non Ionic Surfactant. For broadcast applications to less than 1 acre, this rate breaks down to 0.02 to 0.06 grams of MSM Turf Herbicide plus 0.32 oz NIS per gallon of water per 1000 sq ft.
Please view the product label for more information.
PLEASE NOTE: This product has been discontinued by the manufacturer. Please see Alligare MSM 60 Herbicide as an alternative.
MSM Turf Herbicide will control both dollarweed & annual rye. You may consider Drive XLR8 Herbicide Crabgrass Killer instead which is labeled to control dollarweed while being safe on annual rye
MSM Turf Herbicide should not harm ducks/geese that feed on grass that was sprayed with the product. Just do not apply when the ducks/geese are present and allow enough time for the product to dry before they return. Also, be sure to keep applications at least 25 feet away from any body of water and areas of runoff into them.
MSM Turf Herbicide should not be applied to turf that is less than 1 year old.
Unfortunately, there is no easy way to measure 0.01 oz of Quali-Pro MSM Turf Herbicide to make a 1 gallon solution. Per the manufacturer, their recommended rate to use for spot applications is of 0.1 oz per 4 gallons of water, which can be easily measured with their measuring device provided.
MSM Turf Herbicide is safe to use on St Augustine when applied according to the product label.
MSM Turf Herbicide is only for use in turfgrass areas and is not labeled for use around ornamental grasses like Monda grass
MSM Turf Herbicide should only be applied as directed with listed products that have been tested for compatibility. If you are applying with other registered herbicides, they should be tested for compatibility before full scale mixing/application to listed areas (test small area first). Some chlorosis or stunting of the Bermudagrass may occur following the application of MSM Turf Herbicide solution as directed.
The usage rate for MSM Turf Herbicide will vary depending on what type of grass you have and what type of weeds you are targeting. Please be sure to review the product label for more information and complete application instructions for your specific turfgrass.
MSM Turf Herbicide label states it is for use on Zoysiagrass (Meyers and Emerald), it would not recommended to apply to Zenith Zoysia.
You would apply 0.25 to 0.5 oz of this MSM Turf Herbicide per acre for weed control in centipede grass. Some chlorosis or stunting of the turfgrass may occur following the application. You would not want to apply stronger than the labeled rate as injury could occur.
For controlling bahiagrass MSM Turf Herbicide should be applied when it first starts emerging and is young for best results.
Where you sprayed MSM Turf Herbicide, you cannot plant anything in that area for at least a year. It will kill or damage those plants or shrubs.
As long as MSM Turf Herbicide was used at the rate of 1 2/3 ounces or less per acre, there are no grazing restriction on pastures. We would recommend they be out of the area during treatment until dry, typically 4-6 hours just to be safe.
Per the product label: To maintain flexibility in crop rotation plans, do not treat your entire pasture, rangeland or CRP acreage with this product at the same timeMSM Turf Herbicide can be used in fine fescue. It will injure tall fescue.
MSM Turf Herbicide is labeled to control bahia but should not be applied within the dripline/root zone of a tree. This product is also not labeled for edibles & should not come in contact with any edible trees such as pecan trees.
We would not recommend mixing MSM Turf Herbicide with Drive as one requires a non-ionic surfactant while the other requires an MSO. However, if you choose to proceed, we would advise doing a jar test to see how they react together. If there is no chemical reaction such as bubbling, temperature change, coagulation, etc you may proceed
