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Asked by C.06/24/2011QWhat area will one gallon of RoundUp QuikPRO cover? How many sq. feet?A
For most applications, 1 gallon of mixed RoundUP QuikPRO will cover 1000 square feet.
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Asked by Charlie08/30/2009QDoes Roundup QuickPro hurt trees?A
RoundUp QuikPro is a product that will kill any plant or tree that you spray it on. It is non-selective, meaning it will affect anything it touches. If you have a large tree though, then you would have to use a large amount of RoundUp QuikPro directly on the stump or get it in the trunk …
Read Full Answer »RoundUp QuikPro is a product that will kill any plant or tree that you spray it on. It is non-selective, meaning it will affect anything it touches. If you have a large tree though, then you would have to use a large amount of RoundUp QuikPro directly on the stump or get it in the trunk of the tree by drilling into it for it to die. Larger trees are not normally affected by overspray or by applying RoundUp QuikPro to other plants or grass nearby. -
Asked by Donna from Ellijay, Ga08/17/2015QCan I apply a non-selective herbicide such as RoundUP QuikPro in a Chapin hose end sprayer?
Need a long lasting non selective herbicide for 200 ft driveway using the Chapin hose end sprayer. Used Ground Clear in past but required mixture does not work with the Chapin. Have to give up tank spray application due to hand problems.AWe usually do not recommend applying herbicides or fungicides using a hose end applicator. Applying using a hand held or backpack sprayer offers better accuracy of application. You can apply a non-selective herbicide such as RoundUP QuikPro for eliminating anything currently on the driveway in a hos…
Read Full Answer »We usually do not recommend applying herbicides or fungicides using a hose end applicator. Applying using a hand held or backpack sprayer offers better accuracy of application. You can apply a non-selective herbicide such as RoundUP QuikPro for eliminating anything currently on the driveway in a hose end sprayer. However, you would only want to use a hose end sprayer if you wanted to kill all vegetation in a large area. You must be careful when applying this product so it does not get on any plant or grass that you do not want to kill. Also be attentive to over-spray when applying QuikPRO on a windy day. Please refer to the product label to apply the usage rate needed for your use. -
Asked by Edward from Vancouver, Wa 9866505/10/2012QWhat is the approx. shelf life of a Roundup Quick Pro jug and Roundup Quick Pro packets?
Trying to find out which would be better for a homeowner who sprays, maybe 5-10 gallons per season.ARound Up Quick Pro should be used with 3 years of the date of purchase for best results.
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Asked by John from Dallas Texas12/20/2011QWhat post emergent herbicide do I use in cold weather for winter weeds?
I have winter weeds in joints of brick pavers that I want to keep killed out. Summer time I use Ranger but temps a lot lower in winter, temperature ranges 30's to mid 60's. Need a non-selective weed killer. Thanks.AWe would recommend Round-UP Quick Pro Professional. It contains diquat as well as glyphosate, which will burn down the weeds a little faster in the winter time. It is one of our most popular non-selective weed killers.
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Asked by Bill from Petersburg, Va02/22/2012QCan I use crabgrass preventer in the vegetable garden?
Can I use the crabgrass preventer in the onion bed/tomato patch to prevent weedsAUnfortunately pre-emergents and selective herbicides are not labeled to be used around edible gardens. They stay in the soil too long. Your only option is a round up type product, like our Round UP Quik Pro, and you can spot treat the weeds. Since Round UP does not stay in the soil…
Read Full Answer »Unfortunately pre-emergents and selective herbicides are not labeled to be used around edible gardens. They stay in the soil too long. Your only option is a round up type product, like our Round UP Quik Pro, and you can spot treat the weeds. Since Round UP does not stay in the soil very long, it can be used in these areas. -
Asked by Lonnie from Fort Worth Texas01/21/2012QHow many ounces of round up per 100 gallons for winter grassy weeds?A
These 1.5 ounce packs are mixed with just 1 gallon of water. They are really meant for smaller jobs and homeowner use. If you need to treat a larger area with 100 gallons of water, you should purchase Ranger Pro. Ranger Pro is a much more economical form of round up that works just…
Read Full Answer »These 1.5 ounce packs are mixed with just 1 gallon of water. They are really meant for smaller jobs and homeowner use. If you need to treat a larger area with 100 gallons of water, you should purchase Ranger Pro. Ranger Pro is a much more economical form of round up that works just as good. Typically you would mix 1 to 2 2.5 gallon jugs per 100 gallons of water. -
Asked by Jeanette from Daphne, Alabama03/07/2018QI need help killing Rattlesnake weed
I have been advised by a nurseryman to use 1 packet of Roundup Quik Pro and 1 tablespoon Miracle Gro to kill rattlesnake weed. Theory is to encourage growth with Miracle Gro and then Roundup kills it. Is this safe and effective. Help!!AWhile the term Rattlesnake Weed could refer to many different plants, the one you are likely finding is Florida Betony. Usually brush killers or other herbicides designed to treat vines and brush are more effective at controlling this plant than glyphosate products like RoundUp. If you can provide t…
Read Full Answer »While the term Rattlesnake Weed could refer to many different plants, the one you are likely finding is Florida Betony. Usually brush killers or other herbicides designed to treat vines and brush are more effective at controlling this plant than glyphosate products like RoundUp. If you can provide the type of desirable turfgrass you have, then we can give you a specific recommendation that will not harm your turfgrass. We would not recommend using fertilizer on plants that you intend to kill; post-emergent herbicides will be most effective when target weeds are young and actively growing. -
Asked by Arnie from Seattle07/13/2017QWhat does "no residual soil activity" mean in the Roundup QuikPRO product information? Does that mean that it will not harm what is planted as long as I do not apply it directly to the foliage?A
"No soil residual" means that Roundup QuikPro does not remain in the soil after being applied. It should be applied directly to the foliage of the weeds you are trying to eliminate.Â
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Asked by Bouyin from Nj07/02/2012QCan I use RoundUp QuickPro to kill bamboo?
I have a lot of bamboo. from under a fence and has over taken my yard. Would this Kill it? I dont CARE if i kill theirs too. it's because of them I have lost my backyard. If this were to kill it. how would I apply it? just spray the sticks and ground? or cut the shoot and spray the 10 sec? also, if it does kill it (bamboo).. would i have to till my yard or something.. or can I seed and fert. my lawn back to normal? thanks.AYou can use Round Up QuickPro at the highest listed usage rate to help eliminate bamboo. You will be required to cut the bamboo down to a short stump and then apply the Round Up QuickPro. It can take several applications to achieve the desired results. You should contact your local cooperative exten…
Read Full Answer »You can use Round Up QuickPro at the highest listed usage rate to help eliminate bamboo. You will be required to cut the bamboo down to a short stump and then apply the Round Up QuickPro. It can take several applications to achieve the desired results. You should contact your local cooperative extension office and speak to the master gardener on staff to see if you will be required to till your yard or if you can seed and fertilize only. -
Asked by Katherine from Gunter, Tx05/31/2014QMy bermuda grass lawn is being overrun by dallisgrass. What can I use to get rid of it quickly?A
Unfortunately there are no products available (that we carry or others carry) that will kill the Dallisgrass without killing the surrounding grass. Best option is once it has emerged is to either spot spray or wipe on something like Round Up Quick Pro, or hand dig up the clumps of dallisgrass dow…
Read Full Answer »Unfortunately there are no products available (that we carry or others carry) that will kill the Dallisgrass without killing the surrounding grass. Best option is once it has emerged is to either spot spray or wipe on something like Round Up Quick Pro, or hand dig up the clumps of dallisgrass down to the root system and re-seed. Solitaire is known to suppress dallis grass in Bermuda (will not completely control it) and it will control many other weeds as well. -
Asked by Grace from Buffalo05/29/2014QWhat product kills Pachysandra and english ivy? How long before I can replant after applicationA
The Roundup QuikPRO would kill Pachysandra and English Ivy. You should wait 2 weeks before replanting.
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Asked by Arturo08/20/2009QCan RoundUp QuickPRO 1.5 oz packs be mixed and applied through a hose end sprayer?A
Yes, RoundUp QuikPRO 1.5 oz packs can be used in a hose end sprayer. However, you would only want to use a hose end sprayer if you wanted to kill all vegetation in a large area. You must be careful when applying this product so it does not get on any plant or grass that you do not want to kill. …
Read Full Answer »Yes, RoundUp QuikPRO 1.5 oz packs can be used in a hose end sprayer. However, you would only want to use a hose end sprayer if you wanted to kill all vegetation in a large area. You must be careful when applying this product so it does not get on any plant or grass that you do not want to kill. Also, be attentive to over spray when applying RoundUp QuikPRO on a windy day. -
Asked by Roger from Independence, Ohio08/10/2016QHow long after Roundup QuikPRO - 5 x 1.5 oz. packs application can I replant new grass?
I want to knock out an area of undesirable grasses and need to replant quickly.AYou want to wait at least 2 weeks after Roundup QuikPRO - 5 x 1.5 oz. packs to replant.
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Asked by Connie from Cabot, Ar03/16/2016QWill Roundup QuikPRO kill my grass as well as the weeds?
Can Roundup QuikPRO kill grass if it gets on the grass? I just want the weeds gone.ARoundup QuikPRO is a nonselective herbicide, which means that it will kill just about anything that it is sprayed on, including your grass. If you can give us more information about the type(s) of weeds you need to kill, we would be happy to recommend a product that you can use that will take care…
Read Full Answer »Roundup QuikPRO is a nonselective herbicide, which means that it will kill just about anything that it is sprayed on, including your grass. If you can give us more information about the type(s) of weeds you need to kill, we would be happy to recommend a product that you can use that will take care of the weeds and will not harm the grass. -
Asked by Jim from Savage, Mn06/05/2016QWhat product, if any, can kill quackgrass in my established Kentucky bluegrass yard?
(I Live in Minnesota). I am hoping there is a broadcast spray that kills the quack grass but not my established yard.....AUnfortunately there is not an herbicide that would kill the quackgrass without damage cool season turf, such as Kentucky Bluegrass. If only a small area of the lawn is affected by the outbreak, spray only the affected area with RoundUp Quick Pro. If the problem amounts to no more than a few spear…
Read Full Answer »Unfortunately there is not an herbicide that would kill the quackgrass without damage cool season turf, such as Kentucky Bluegrass. If only a small area of the lawn is affected by the outbreak, spray only the affected area with RoundUp Quick Pro. If the problem amounts to no more than a few spears of quackgrass in an area of your lawn, paint the individual spears with diluted RoundUp QuickPro. Becareful to avoid getting the product on desirable grass. If most of the lawn has been affected by quackgrass, the only sure fire way to get rid of it is to spray the entire lawn with Roundup. Spray when the lawn is growing actively, preferably in the spring. The treatment will kill the lawn grass as well as the quackgrass. After about two weeks, you may begin the replanting. -
Asked by Jake02/25/2010QWhen using Roundup QuikPRO on a food plot, how long would I need to wait before I planted something new?
How many plants will one gallon of Roundup QuikPRO treat?ARoundup QuikPRO does not have any residual soil activity. You would need to wait only 1-2 weeks or until all the undesired vegetation has been eliminated. You will need to know what type of vegetation you are trying to eliminate to determine how far one gallon of Roundup QuikPRO will go. Please read…
Read Full Answer »Roundup QuikPRO does not have any residual soil activity. You would need to wait only 1-2 weeks or until all the undesired vegetation has been eliminated. You will need to know what type of vegetation you are trying to eliminate to determine how far one gallon of Roundup QuikPRO will go. Please read the product label to determine how much product you will need to purchase. -
Asked by Chris from Cary, Nc06/26/2018QHow can I kill invading buffalo grass without harming my Fescue lawn?A
Spot treating will allow you focus your application directly to the targeted weeds and not damaging your grass. Roundup QuickPRO is a non-selective systemic herbicide and will only kill the weeds that are sprayed. It does not stay in the soil so any weeds that are beneath soil, will not be affecte…
Read Full Answer »Spot treating will allow you focus your application directly to the targeted weeds and not damaging your grass. Roundup QuickPRO is a non-selective systemic herbicide and will only kill the weeds that are sprayed. It does not stay in the soil so any weeds that are beneath soil, will not be affected. You can reseed or resod two weeks after application. Multiple applications may be needed. For further assistance on what the best herbicides are for treating buffalograss in your region, contact your local Master Gardener. -
Asked by Raymond from Yorktown, Va06/13/2016QHow long does it take Roundup QuikPRO to start working, or see signs of it working?A
With the Roundup QuikPRO this product generally will start working within seven days of application. The type of weeds sprayed will depend on how long they take to die.
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Asked by Kara from Dacula, Ga06/14/2017QWould Roundup QuickPro kill black bamboo?A
Using a Roundup or stump killer product containing Glyphosate has been successful in killing black bamboo. Please take a look at the following steps below and product recommendations and let us know if you have any questions. Step 1. Cut the bamboo down to soil level in late winter and wait for new…
Read Full Answer »Using a Roundup or stump killer product containing Glyphosate has been successful in killing black bamboo. Please take a look at the following steps below and product recommendations and let us know if you have any questions. Step 1. Cut the bamboo down to soil level in late winter and wait for new shoots to grow back in late spring/ early summer. Bamboo herbicide won't be effective if the canes of the bamboo are well-developed. Step 2. Using a shovel, cut off any underground rhizomes when new shoots start to grow back. Break up as many clumps of rhizomes as possible. Step 3. Apply Roundup QuickPro (Glyphosate) Herbicide to the leaves, stalks, and shoots of the bamboo. Glyphosate herbicide only kills the plants that it comes into direct contact with. This means that you'll need to be careful about applying it only to the bamboo. Most glyphosate herbicides need to be sprayed onto the leaves, stalks, and shoots of the plant and allowed enough time to penetrate before any water dilutes it. (If you have desirable vegetation surrounding the black bamboo, you can use a paint brush and "paint" the stalks and leaves of the bamboo.) Step 4. Stump Killer Option:  Alternately, use a stump and root killer on the bamboo. Another way to mow down bamboo in its tracks is to cut down the canes and then apply a stump and root killer containing triclopyr to the foliage of any regrowth and to the cut stump. Hi Yield Triclopyr Ester Ultra Step 5. Repeat treatment:  One application won't eradicate the infestation; bamboo is tough and has a tendency to spread like wildfire.  As the bamboo continues to send up shoots, you'll need to continually apply the herbicide treatment to the leaves, stalks, and shoots of the plant in order to properly exterminate it.  You should also use this herbicide method in conjunction with rooting out the rhizomes of the bamboo, so that it doesn't keep sending up shoots.