There is no difference between Pylex Herbicide & Pylex California other than what states can purchase it due to tax purposes. The labels are the same & will work the same. However, non California residents cannot buy the California version & vice versa
We would not recommend using Pylex Herbicide in a hose-end sprayer since it has very low use rates that would be extremely difficult to apply accurately using a hose-end sprayer. If you are going to be mixing multiple products together, it would be much more accurate to use a tank sprayer so that you can be sure you're using the correct rates for each of the products you are mixing. Please refer to the chart on page 7 of the product label here for rates and program options for controlling Bermudagrass.
No, TZone SE Herbicide can not be applied with any adjuvants, surfactants, spreader stickers, foaming agents, activators, detergents, etc as this can damage the leaf tissue of your turfgrass. Tanks mixing these products together is not recommended so two separate applications would be suggested to prevent any accidental injury to your lawn.
Yes, Pylex Herbicide can now be applied as either a spot treatment or broadcast spray application. Some Q&A’s are from before 2020 when the product label was last updated.
Pylex Herbicide works best when the target grass you are wanting to kill is just emerging, actively growing and healthy. Refer to the list of weeds controlled on the product label for the rates for specific weeds and if a single or split application would be recommended. .
Regarding Seeding, the product label states: when etablished new turfgrass from seed, Pylex can be applied anytime before or after seeding with the exception of a 28 day period after seeding. Do Not apply Pylex for a period of 28 days after seeding tolerant turfgrass.
Yes, Pylex Herbicide is able to mixed with other herbicides. Per the product label, consult with the perspective tank mix labels for additional weeds controlled and follow the information in Mixing Order section of the Pylex product label.
Do not mow 2 days prior or 2 days following the application of Pylex Herbicide.
Pylex Herbicide is not labeled to kill poa in tall fescue. There is not a good method to get rid of this weed once it is actively growing, other than to spot treat with a non selective product like Rounup QuikPRO and over seed in those areas The best way to treat for Poa Annua is by using a pre emergent like Ferti-Lome Broadleaf Weed Control with Gallery in the fall.
No, the Pylex Herbicide rates per 1000 sq ft do not change regardless of the size sprayer you are using. Refer to page 8 of the product label for the weeds controlled and application rates per 1000 sq ft and the Tank Mixing Instructions on page 5 for Compatibility Test information.
Follow the recommended rates per the Pylex Herbicide product label and the Triclopyr Ester product label for your application.
Per the product label, do not apply Pylex Herbicide to exposed feeder roots of trees or ornamentals or within the dripline of trees and other ornamental species. Also according to the label, bermudagrass is marginally tolerant to Pylex and some turf injury can be expected. Unfortunately, Pylex is not labeled to help control spurge but you can see if SpeedZone Lawn Weed Killer Concentrate is safe on your turf grass, it is labeled to help control spurge. You can review the label of each product to see the listed tolerant grasses as well as the weeds that can be controlled with either product.
Unfortunately Pylex Herbicide is not labeled to help control poa annua. Since your have a cool season lawn and poa annua is technically also a cool season grass, there are limited options for a selective post emergent herbicide. Prograss EC is labeled to control poa annua in cool season turfgrass however can only be applied by a licensed applicator to residential lawns. Another option would be to spot treat with a non-selective like Roundup, or wait until temperatures climb over 80 degrees for it to start dying off.
We recommend reading over our guide on How To Kill Poa Annua for further tips and information.
Pylex Herbicide and Ornamec 170 Grass Herbicide can be tank mixed together for treating bermudagrass in Tall Fescue and Zoysiagrass lawns only and is not recommended if targeting bermudagrass in landscape beds or around desirable ornamentals as Pylex will injure those.
Bermudagrass is very difficult to control and will most likely require repeat applications over a few seasons to fully eliminate.
Refer to the Tank Mixing Instructions on each product label to do a Compatibility Test in a small jar test prior to mixing in your sprayer.
Creeping bentgrass is marginally tolerant to Pylex Herbicide.
According to the Pylex Herbicide product label: you DO NOT want to apply to exposed feeder roots of trees or ornamentals or within the dripline of trees and other ornamental species. DO NOT use or leave clippings as mulch around flowers, ornamentals, trees, or in any vegetable gardens.
Pylex Herbicide is mixed at 0.023 - 0.034 oz. per 0.75 gallon of water per 1,000 sq. ft.