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Asked by Abel from Porterville

05/28/2018

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Using the scooper provided with the SedgeHammer Herbicide 1.33 ounce bottle, how many scoops per 2 gallon sprayer?

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You will need 1 scoop of SedgeHammer Herbicide per gallon of water. Please refer to the product label for complete application instructions.

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Asked by Alcide from Loudon, Tn

07/27/2015

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What is the capacity of the spoon that comes with Sedgehammer Herbicide?

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Sedgehammer (1.33 oz bottle) comes with a measuring spoon. Each level spoon (0.9 g) of product is mixed to one gallon of water and 2 tsp of Non-Ionic Surfactant per gallon of water. Please refer to the product label for complete application instructions.

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Asked by John from Sarasota, Fl

03/13/2018

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What product do I use for nutsedge control in my bahia grass pastures?
I have 15 acres and need an herbicide to kill off the nutsedge in FL?

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You could apply Sedgehammer as long as the pasture is not used for grazing. Each 1.33 fl oz bottle will treat an acre.

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Asked by Judi from Alexandria, Ky

06/14/2018

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How many gallons will one bottle of sedge hammer 1.33 oz make?

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Sedge Hammer in the 1.33 oz. bottle will make about 40 gallons worth of concentrate.

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Asked by Linda from North Augusta

06/21/2018

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I have SedgeHammer with the little spoon. Do I add 1 or 2 gallons of water?

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You will use 1 scoop/spoon of SedgeHammer in up to 2 gallons of water per 1000 sq. ft. Water is only the carrier, so you will use whatever amount necessary to adequately disperse the product over that 1000 sq. ft. area.

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Asked by Greg from Winter Springs, Florida

09/27/2012

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Can sedgehammer be used on St. Augustine or floratam grass?

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Sedgehammer is labeled to be used on St Augustine grass. Be sure to read the Sedgehammer product label for the complete usage instructions.

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Asked by Adan from Las Cruces, Nm

01/08/2019

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How much SedgeHammer Herbicide needed for 100 gallons of water?

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The 1.33 oz bottle of SedgeHammer Herbicide will yield about 40 gallons of finished solution. You would need 2½ bottles to make 100 gallons of finished solution. Keep in mind that the SedgeHammer in the 1.33 oz. bottle requires the use of a surfactant for best results.

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Asked by Sam from Dover De

04/20/2019

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How many scoops do I use with the 1.33 oz Sedghammer Herbicide? Is it 1 scoop per gallon of water?

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You will use one scoop of SedgeHammer Herbicide plus a Non-Ionic Surfactant in 1-2 gallons of water to treat 1000 square feet.

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Asked by Freddy from Statenville, Ga

06/23/2019

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What is the Sedgehammer rate per acre?

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The 1.33 oz bottle of SedgeHammer Herbicide should be applied with a surfactant and will cover up to an acre of treated area.

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Asked by V from 76208

05/25/2021

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Once open, how long is the Sedgehammer product effective to use from the 1.33 oz bottle?

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Sedgehammer Herbicide has a shelf life of 5-7 years.

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Asked by Brett from Benton, Ks

03/08/2021

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Can I use SedgeHammer in early spring when the Nutsedge is still green but not growing?

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SedgeHammer Herbicide is better when applied when the Nutsedge is actively growing for better results.

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Asked by Jeff from Forsyth, Ga

10/29/2022

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What is the best time to apply SedgeHammer Herbicide for pre-emergent control?

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SedgeHammer Herbicide is a post emergent herbcide for actively growing nutsedge only. This will not work as a pre-emergent to prevent nutsedge from germinating. Unfortunately, there is not a pre-emergent labeled for nutsedge. Please be sure to read our Nutsedge Weed Guide for more information.

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Asked by Nancy from Oregon City, Or

08/19/2015

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Will Sedgehammer Herbicide kill rhizonous weeds like horsetail and bulbous weeds (like arum italicum)?

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Sedgehammer Herbicide will control young horsetail under 6 inches or suppress horsetail over 6 inches. Please see pages 2-3 product label for complete instructions. We do not have any products that are labeled for arum italicum because it is a newer invasive species. You can use a non-selective…
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Sedgehammer Herbicide will control young horsetail under 6 inches or suppress horsetail over 6 inches. Please see pages 2-3 product label for complete instructions. We do not have any products that are labeled for arum italicum because it is a newer invasive species. You can use a non-selective herbicide such as RoundUp QuikPro for this plant.

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Asked by Frank from Lakeland, Fl

06/11/2021

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Can SedgeHammer Herbicide and Quinclorac be tank mixed together?
Fired lawn care company and I'm trying to control nutsedge and crabgrass that have invaded my zoysia lawn. Is it ok to tank mix Sedgehammer and Quinclorac together in a 2 gallon sprayer for broadcast spraying? If not, how long do I have to wait after I have spray Quinclorac to spray Sedgehammer?

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Yes, you can tank-mix SedgeHammer Herbicide with Quinclorac, just follow the compatibility instructions on the label to do a jar test first.
Please make sure to refer to all product labels prior to application.

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Asked by Terence

03/25/2021

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Can Sedgehammer be mixed with Tenacity?
Can this be mixed with tenacity, so tenacity acts as a preemergent for nutsedge?

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Tenacity is not a pre emergent for nutsedge, it is a post emergent for nutsedge. You would use either the Sedgehammer or the Tenacity to kill existing sedges in your yard, but you would not mix the two. In general, there are not pre emergents for nutsedge due to its root system and how it grows. You…
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Tenacity is not a pre emergent for nutsedge, it is a post emergent for nutsedge. You would use either the Sedgehammer or the Tenacity to kill existing sedges in your yard, but you would not mix the two. In general, there are not pre emergents for nutsedge due to its root system and how it grows. You can only treat it with a post emergent product as it comes up. One product that makes the claim it can prevent yellow nutsedge only is Pennant Magnum, however many do not purchase it due to its size and price often being far too much for most homeowners needs.

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Asked by Britt from Holly Springs, Nc

05/28/2021

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Can SedgeHammer be used on Centipede grass?

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Yes, SedgeHammer can be used Centipede grass.

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Asked by Mel from Litchfield Park Az

08/17/2021

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What is the rate for SedgeHammer Plus Herbicide per gallon of water when using 1.33 oz bottle? How many scoops per gallon of water?

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Using the scoop provided with SedgeHammer Herbicide - 1.33 oz. Bottle, the application rate is 1 scoop (0.9 grams) to 1 gallon of water and 1 gallon of mixed solution will cover 1,000 sq ft. The 1.33 oz bottle will yield approximately 40 gallons of mixed solution and does not contain the surfactan…
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Using the scoop provided with SedgeHammer Herbicide - 1.33 oz. Bottle, the application rate is 1 scoop (0.9 grams) to 1 gallon of water and 1 gallon of mixed solution will cover 1,000 sq ft. The 1.33 oz bottle will yield approximately 40 gallons of mixed solution and does not contain the surfactant. For best results, a non ionic surfactant should be also tank mixed in the sprayer. Please refer to the product label for more information and for application instructions.

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Asked by Carl from Marietta, Ga

07/29/2021

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Will SedgeHammer Herbicide kill goose grass?

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SedgeHammer Herbicide is not labeled to control goosegrass. It can be applied to established listed turfgrass for targeting nutsedge and kyllinga and other listed weeds.

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Asked by John from South Carolina

02/15/2024

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Will SedgeHammer Herbicide kill Dallisgrass?

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SedgeHammer Herbicide - 1.33 oz. bottle is not labeled for Dallisgrass.

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Asked by Brad from Ft Worth, Texas

06/27/2021

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Can I apply SedgeHammer via 20:1 hose end sprayer to celebration Bermuda without damage?
Purple nutsedge is littered throughout my Bermuda.

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We would not advise to spray SedgeHammer Herbicide - 1.33 oz. bottle via a hose end sprayer.

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