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  • Asked by Woody from Glen Burnie, Md
    03/23/2019
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    When is the best time to apply Rodeo and how long should it be left alone before cutting back overgrowth ?
    A

    Rodeo Herbicide would be applied when the target weeds are actively growing and healthy.  You should wait at least 2 days before mowing/cutting the area treated.

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  • Asked by Michele from Mequon
    04/21/2019
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    Can I use Rodeo near a lake?
    We live on a lake with a large yard. I want to use a herbicide that is the most safe for the lake.
    A

    Yes, Rodeo Herbicide is a popular glyphosphate herbicide for the control of aquatic weeds and plants.

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    8 of 8 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Dave
    04/18/2019
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    Can Rodeo be applied with a hand sprayer?
    A

    Yes, you can use a hand pump spray to apply Rodeo Herbicide. 

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  • Asked by Tom from Devils Garden, Fl
    07/07/2016
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    How long after applying Rodeo Herbicide should I expect a complete kill?
    A

    You will notice results within 2 weeks after applying Rodeo Herbicide (results will vary) and a surfactant can be added for better results. It could take up to a month to six weeks to get a complete kill, and a repeat application may be necessary.

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  • Asked by W. from Westville
    09/01/2016
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    Will Rodeo Herbicide kill or control Water shield?
    A

    Rodeo Herbicide when applied directly should control Water Shield.

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  • Asked by Kenny from Baltimore, Md
    05/09/2019
    Q
    Will Rodeo Herbicide kill grass and regular weeds that grow in the yard?
    A

    Rodeo Herbicide is designed more for aquatic sites but does give some information for using in turf areas on the label.  It is a non selective though so will kill anything that is sprayed as it does contain glyphosate.

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  • Asked by Celinda from Wills Point, Tx
    07/11/2016
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    Is it safe to water flowers with water from a pond after Rodeo herbicide is sprayed in and around that pond?
    A

    Yes, pond water treated with Rodeo Herbicide can be used to water flowers. Per the manufacturer there would be no time restrictions on using it.

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    7 of 11 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Lois from Frankfort, Ky
    10/21/2015
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    How long after application of Rodeo to Johnsongrass is it safe to plant starter wild flowers?
    I have treated an area in a meadow and plan to make a wildflower area. New plants are in 4" deep cones.
    A

    Anytime you use a Glyphosate-based product such as Rodeo Herbicide you want to give at least 2 weeks before planting anything new to allow the glyphosate adaquate time to break down in the soil.

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  • Asked by Lucas from Beavercreek, Oh
    04/13/2017
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    How many ounces of DyneAmic Surfacant and Rodeo Herbicide should I add to 1 gallon of water to kill cattails?
    A

    You would use approx. 2 2/3 oz. of Rodeo per gallon of water or 5 pints per acre.  Please refer to the product label for specific application instructions. You will also need to add 1/4 to 3/4 ounce of the DyneAmic Surfactant per gallon of water.

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  • Asked by Rand from North Port, Fl
    09/27/2016
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    Will spraying Rodeo on ground under a lime tree (to kill the grass) kill the tree?
    A

    Yes, it is possible that Rodeo Herbicide can harm a tree if it comes in direct contact with it. We would recommend spraying outside the drip zone of the tree and not spraying around any desirable vegetation.

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  • Asked by Steve from Philadelphia, Pa
    09/01/2016
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    What weed/brush control can be used in and around a rain run off ditch that drains to a river?
    This ditch is usually dry and has grass, weeds and woody brush in it.
    A

    Rodeo Herbicide is a very popular glyphosate herbicide for the control of woody brush and other weeds. Please let us know if you have any additional questions. 

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  • Asked by Dorene from Canon City, Colorado
    03/20/2016
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    What temperature is best for the use of Rodeo Herbicide? Is it better to cut willows so the product can absorb better?
    I live where the spring temp's are cold the days can be 70 one day or 30 the next day. Does this effect the product? I was told by my extension agency it is better to cut the willows and then right away spray Rodeo on the ends before the cut seals.
    A

    If you already have the Rodeo Herbicide you can certainly use that product to kill trees. You would want to use the product undiluted and paint or spray it just as your local agency suggested, immediately after cutting it down to a fresh stump. Depending on the size of the tree and its root system, you may have to do a follow up application after a few weeks. You should not use herbicides when temperatures are near or below freezing; post-emergent herbicides like Rodeo will work best when plants are actively growing.

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  • Asked by Helen from Williamsburg, Va
    05/28/2016
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    How soon after using Rodeo can I plant flowers?
    A

    We would recommend waiting at least 2-3 weeks before replanting any flowers after Rodeo Herbicide is applied. 

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    5 of 7 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Richard from Montrose, Pa
    05/15/2015
    Q
    Will Rodeo kill filamentous algae and can I use treated water to water flower and vegetable gardens?
    A
    Rodeo Herbicide cannot be applied to vergetables or other edibles. It is not labeled for  filamentous algae. We do carry K-Tea Algaecide. Itis the  best choice for eliminating troublesome green and blue algae including filamentous and planktonic algae.
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  • Asked by Mike from Louisiana
    10/28/2014
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    Canal to our camp is about 70 ft wide out 1600 ft. about half is coverd with water hyacinth(water lilly).
    The canal is blocked access only by go-devil mud boat. Will Rdoeo work on this type water hyacinth lilly with purple flower?
    A
    Rodeo Herbicide will kill Lily Pads. If you are making an application with a sprayer you would use approx.  2 and 2/3 fluid oz. Rodeo per gallon water or 5 pints Rodeo per acre. Please refer to the product label for application.
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  • Asked by Tom from Brewster Ny
    08/04/2019
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    Can I use Rodeo Herbicide to kill the vegetation around the banks of my pond?
    A

    Yes.  Rodeo Herbicide can be applied around ponds and is safe for aquatic life. 

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  • Asked by Dennis
    06/18/2010
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    if I use rodeo to treat aquatic primrose how long do I have to wait until I can plant other species?
    A
    We just started carrying herbicides due to customer request, but they are not our specialty.  We would like to refer you to the manufacturer since they are the experts on their Rodeo product.  The manufacturer is Dow AgroSciences and you can reach them at 800-992-5994. 
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  • Asked by John from Benavides, Tx
    08/14/2014
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    Is Rodeo Herbicide safe for cattle?
    I plan to use this product to eliminate emergent weeds in my pond. My cattle drink from the same pond. Is there any danger to the cattle from drinking the pond water after it has been treated with Rodeo?
    A
    Rodeo Herbicide has no grazing restrictions on the label except for lactating cattle.
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  • Asked by Mike from Ny
    05/20/2019
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    When applying Rodeo Herbicide to cattails how much surface area do you need to cover on the cattails?
    Does the rodeo spray have to reach both the front and back of plant?
    A

    Your Rodeo Herbicide application does not recessarily need to cover the entire surface of the plant, but the more surfacce of the cattails you cover, the better the product will work on killing them.

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  • Asked by Paul from Schoolcraft, Mi
    05/10/2018
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    Will Rodeo kill bamboo?
    A

    Bamboo is very difficult to kill since its roots grow so deep.  A glyphosate product like Rodeo will need to be applied at the highest labeled rate directly to the fresh cut stump of the bamboo after you cut it down level to the ground.  You could also use a brush and stump killer applied undiluted directly on the fresh stump. 

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