Sahara is a dispersible granule that needs to be mixed with water and a surfactant and then applied as a spray solution. For spot or crack and crevice treatments you will need to mix 0.5 lb- 1.0 lb with one gallon of water + 1/3 of an ounce of surfactant. For more specific usage instructions please …
Read Full Answer »Yes, Sahara DG Herbicide will kill nutsedge/nutgrass. It is a bareground product and will kill whatever it comes in contact with for at least a year. We would recommend being very careful with the product since it is a bareground product.
One pound of dry product such as Sahara DG Herbicide would equate to 2 cups measurment in most instances.Â
For spot or crack and crevice treatments you will need to mix 0.5 lb- 1.0 lb with one gallon of water + 1/3 of an ounce of surfactant. For more specific usage instructions please take a few moments to read the Sahara product label.
Kinetic Surfactant is an excellent choice to use as a Surfactant for the Sahara DG. it is $49.95 a quart and every 6-12 oz. will yield 100 gallons of finished solution.
According to page 3 of the Sahara DG Herbicide product label "For annual weed control Sahara may be applied either preemergence or postemergence to the weeds; however, a late preemergence to early post emergence is the best method of choice in most situations. For perennial weed control Sahara is on…
Read Full Answer »Unfortunately, we are not aware of a smaller size of Sahara DG herbicide. We only carry this product in a 10 lb bag. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Sahara DG Herbicide - 10 lb bag could kill or damage trees. This is why we highly recommend this product is used by an experienced applicator.
Sahara DG does require you to use a surfactant. The Kinetic Surfactant would work very well with Sahara DG.
Sahara DG Herbicide should not be applied on a day that is raining or windy. This could cause movement and drift and, ultimately, damage to desirable plants. Please see page 4 of the product label for variations in rates according to the annual rainfall in your area, and be sure to follow all la…
Read Full Answer »Sahara DG is only labeled to kill Japanese Bamboo per the product label. 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 app…
Read Full Answer »The main thing to remember when using Sahara DG Herbicide is that if there are consistently heavy rain falls, that the product could possibly cause run off and get to are that are not the target. Since it does rain a lot in your area, be sure to use the higher rate of Sahara DG so that you can get t…
Read Full Answer »If an area was treating with Sahara DG Herbicide, nothing will grow in the area for at least a year. Bermudagrass, as well as other vegetation, will not grow in the area.Â
Sahara DG Herbicide is a bare ground herbicide which provides you with both pre- and post-emergent control of any and all vegetation for at least a full year. Results will vary with area, soil types, application and environment. It would not be advisable to plant anything in an area where Sahara has…
Read Full Answer »Sahara is a bare ground herbicide which provides you with both pre and post emergent control of any and all vegetation for at least a full season/year. Results will vary with area, soil types, application and environment. Some customer receive control for 1 year while others much longer. Please let …
Read Full Answer »We apologize but we really are not sure of the answer to your question. We recommend that you contact BASF the manufacturer directly by calling 800-526-1072.
Normally as long as you are not using the product on a property other than your own, and are not doing it for profit a license is not needed. However, we are not sure of all regulations in every state and county and we recommend contacting your local Department of Agriculture for your states restric…
Read Full Answer »Sahara DG Herbicide can take a few weeks to kill sprayed weeds as it is not a fast acting herbicide. You can add a glyphosate based product based product like GlyPhosel Pro to the mix to get a faster burn.
Sahara DG Herbicide could be used and as long as you keep children out of the area while you treat and until the product has had time to completely dry it is safe for people to return and resume normal activity. Typically a few hours is enough time to allow the area to dry. That being said, this …
Read Full Answer »Unfortunately, Sahara DG Herbicide has been discontinued by the manufacturer. If you are looking to target Bamboo we would suggest cutting the shoots low to the ground and using undiluted Crossbow or RoundUp on the cut stumps.