Tenacity can only be used on bermudagrass that is still dormant when trying to remove weeds or target grasses from it. If the bermuda is only semi dormant you will see whitening and damage to the bermuda. There are a few other potential options for you to remove the bentgrass from your bermuda lawn,…
Read Full Answer »Revolver Herbicide is a post-emergent herbicide is a very good post emergent that is labeled to kill poa annua in Bermudagrass. Be sure to apply this product in temperatures above 60 degrees Fahrenheit. The mixing ratio is 0.2-0.4 fl. oz. per 1000 square feet. This will generally mix in a gallon of …
Read Full Answer »You will need to use 0.4fl oz - 0.8 fl oz per 1,000 sq ft of area that needs to be treated. Use the higher usage rate for hard to kill weeds. The amount of water used to apply Revolver herbicide is not critical, but should be sufficient for uniform coverage of the target area. Calibrate …
Read Full Answer »Revolver Selective Herbicide is labeled to be used on Bermudagrass, Zoysiagrass, and Buffalograss in commercial areas only to control Poa annua and should not harm the listed tolerant grass species when used as directed on the product label.
Because dallisgrass is a perennial plant, persistence is required to kill it with cultural practices. In lawn areas the clumps can be removed by digging. Mowing the turfgrass will not remove dallisgrass, but when turfgrass is mowed at its optimum height, it is better able to resist an invasion of th…
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Revolver Selective Herbicide is the only product that we sell that contains Foramsulfuron. We apologize there is not a generic product that we offer.
Revolver Selective Herbicide does not require irrigation after application. Be sure you apply the product in an ample amount of water to insure even coating of the leaves of target plants and even distribution over the area to be treated.
Yes, Revolver Selective Herbicide is labeled to control "marathon grass" or Tall Fescue.
Revolver Selective Herbicide can be applied to St. Augustine grass as long as it is not Floratam. Please review the product label before application. For more information on Revolver please contact Bayer at 800-331-2867.
Revolver Selective Herbicide should not be applied within 2 days before or 2 days after mowing.
For best results, you should avoid rainfall and watering for 24 hours after application of Revolver Selective Herbicide.
You will need to keep pets out of the area while you apply Revolver Selective Herbicide. Once the treated area is completely dry, then it is safe to resume normal activity.
Revolver Selective Herbicide will harm ryegrass and will not be recommended for you.
Revolver should NOT be applied to desired centipede lawns as it will supress the grass per the product label. Please let us know the weeds/grasses you wish to eliminate so that we can offer a product that will best fit your needs.
Revolver Herbicide is labeled for goosegrass and is safe for use in bermudagrass.
You may need to use a methylated seed oil surfactant with Revolver when treating hard-to-control weeds such as volunteer ryegrass and goosegrass. Keep in mind that this may cause increased sensivity in some turfgrasses.
Per the product label for Revolver Selective Herbicide: Use a methylated or ethylated seed oil containing at least 80% MSO and 10% emulsifier or greated (up to 1% v/v) Do not use non ionic surfactants. It should be noted Revolver is not for use by homeowners and is only for use by professional…
Read Full Answer »It is recommended that you wait at least two weeks after applying Revolver Selective Herbicide to re-seed an area with Bermuda.
Yes, Revolver Selective Herbicide is labeled to control Poa Trivialis. According to the manufacturer. for best results to control mature weeds, apply in spring or through fall when the daily average temperature is above 70 degrees.