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Solitare WSL Herbicide is a selective post-emergent liquid concentrate that contains half a pound of active ingredients per gallon of concentrate. It works by absorbing into the foliage, roots, and shoots of the plant. Using sulfentrazone, quinclorac, and a built-in surfactant, Solitare WSL Herbicide controls multiple weeds that would otherwise force you to use different herbicides together. Solitare WSL will provide faster plant penetration with the added surfactant. With no need for tank mixing, the liquid solution of the product makes it easy to apply with ride-on, back-back sprayers and nurse tanks. It will not settle out or separate when it is mixed with water. Crabgrass, sedge, broadleaf weeds - this product controls more than 40 different types of weeds, without the need of another herbicide. See results fast - works within 48 hours. This 3/4 gallon container will treat half an acre of turf. The product works best when there has been no irrigation within a day of application, making sure the product isn't diluted, and a half an inch of rain or irrigation within 7 days after the treatment.
Product Documents
| Active Ingredient | Quinclorac 5% Sulfentrazone 1.6% |
|---|---|
| Target pests |
Nutsedge, Wild Violet, Crabgrass, Small Goosegrass and many broad-leaf weeds * See label for complete list |
| For use in |
Residential, Commercial and Institutional Lawns, Athletic Fields, Commercial Sod Farms, Golf Course Fairways and Roughs Turf-grasses: Bluegrass (Kentucky, Rough), Fescue, (Fine, tall), Ryegrass, perennial, Bermudagrass (Not Tifsport), Buffalograss, Centipedegrass, Seashore Paspalum, Zoysiagrass (Not Zeon) |
| Application |
Use a Backpack or Compression Sprayer * See label for complete application instructions |
| Pet safe | Yes, if used as directed on Label |
| Formulation |
Professional Product Group 4 / 14 Herbicide |
| NOT FOR SALE TO | AK, CA, HI, NY |
| Coverage Area | 12,000 - 24,000 sq. ft. |
| Special Features | Controls annual grasses, broadleaf weeds and sedges in established turf areas. Has added surfactant. See symptoms in as little as 48 hours! |
| Shipping Weight | 7.05 lbs |
| Manufacturer | FMC (Mfg. Number: 11008369) |
| UPC | 00035832528729 |
| EPA Registration | 279-3470 |
USE OF SURFACTANTS
Solitare WSL Herbicide has been formulated with a surfactant. Temporary discoloration of some turf types may result from use of additional surfactants or adjuvants with Solitare WSL Herbicide. High temperatures and high relative humidity may increase the risk of temporary discoloration. Use of additional surfactants not required but if used, use only NIS at a rate of no more than 0.125% v/v.
TURF USE INSTRUCTIONS
Solitare WSL Herbicide is a selective post-emergence herbicide which controls annual grasses, broadleaf weeds and sedges in established turf areas including, but not limited to, residential, commercial and institutional lawns, athletic fields, commercial sod farms, golf course fairways and golf course roughs.
Solitare WSL Herbicide is a concentrated liquid formula containing 0.57 lbs of active ingredient per gallon of product. The liquid formula is absorbed by shoots, foliage and roots.
A post-emergent application of Solitare WSL Herbicide is improved when adequate soil moisture is present at application. Best weed control results will be obtained when no rainfall or irrigation occurs within 24 hours after application. If no rainfall or irrigation occurs within 7 days after application of Solitare WSL Herbicide in the amount of 0.5 inches, then irrigation of at least 0.5 inches is recommended.
Solitare kicks butt on Nutsedge
By Steven on 09/05/2017
Had a problem with Nutsedge in a 2 month new Flame Fescue lawn. The Nutsedge was everywhere! I'm thinking it came with the topsoil that was installed prior to seeding. After my lawn service applied a general 2-4D herbicide, there was ZERO impact upon the Nutsedge... So I took matters into my own hands. First I tried Q4 (as recommended by a friend who owns a sod farm). I hand sprayed my lawn with a small 2 gallon pump sprayer (about 2/3 acre) using the Q4 at a solution of 1.5 oz per gallon), and noticed some of the nutsedge looking weaker, but some looked untouched and heathly. The Q4 instructions were to apply a 2nd treatment after 2 weeks. Unfortunately, I had used up the Q4 supply. Due to the less than stellar results from the first Q4 treatment (IMO), I spent some more time researcing the best selective turf safe herbicide for Nutsedge, and my conclusion was Sulfentrazone. So when purchasing additional herbicide I noted the Q4 contained 0.69% Sulfentrazone, where as the Solitare contained 1.6%. And I jumped ship for the Solitare product. I used 2 oz per gallon of water for the Solitare applications... but as you can see I received almost 3x the active ingredient when using the Solitare product (vs 1.5 oz of Q4 earlier). So I applied the 2nd treatment using the Solitare, and after 10 days the Nutsedge was HISTORY! I'm sure there will be some more to combat, because I noticed many of the weeds had gone to seed. BUT I'm very confident the Solitare will take quick care of it. The only other ingredient in Solitare is Quinclorac and it is also present in the Q4 product (along with some others), but I'm not certain what weed battle the Quinclorac will win. All in all... I'm Very happy! Only comment for both the Q4 and Solitare makers would be for easier delusion instructions. It was very difficult to identify how much product to use when treating with a hand pump sprayer unit. I was looking for a simple "ounces of product per gallon of water" BTW - I am certain the Q4 application helped with some of the other weeds in the new lawn. And to be honest, I really have no idea if a 2nd application of the Q4 would have taken out the Nutsedge. It may have, or maybe not. As the lawn sits right now, it appears weed free, and that was my goal.
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The boom
By Gilbert on 05/18/2018
Worked but killed grass also.
By Mr.jenkins on 06/07/2019
Great for crabgrass
By Rick on 09/15/2019
Kills crabgrass in 7 to 10 days. Although Solitare already contains surfactant, it still beads up on the foliage of weeds. Consider adding additional surfactant for better wetting. For mixing rates, the label only says the amount of product to be applied for a given area. I ended up using 5 oz in a 2-gallon tank sprayer for spot treatment.
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Crabgrass
By Bill on 09/07/2018
I have centipede lawn in south Georgia. Please give me correct amount and how heavy do I soak the weed?
If you are applying to centipede grass, you will need to use 4-7.9 fl oz of Solitaire WSL per 1,000 sq ft depending on what type(s) of weeds you are targeting. Per the product label you will use the higher rate for harder-to-control weeds and dense weed populations. The amount of water need to cover the area can vary. The best thing to do is to mark off a 100 X 10 ft area and apply plain water (walking and spraying at your pace and that of your equipment). You will usually apply 1-2 gallons of water over a 1000 sq. ft. area, depending on density of your soil, grass, equipment, etc. The water is just the carrier of the product. Once the water dissipates, what will matter is the amount of product in that size area uniformly for an even coverage. The label states to aim for the center of the weeds being treated and to "lightly spray." You will want to get them wet but not dripping.
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The use rate for Solitare WSL is 4 - 6.5 oz per 1000 sq. ft. for cool season grasses and 4 - 7.9 oz per 1000 sq. ft. for warm season grasses. The exact rate will depend on the type of weed(s) you are treating. Please consult the product label for the specific rates for your needs.
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You will disperse 4-7.9 fl oz of Solitaire WSL per 1,000 sq ft depending on what you are targeting. It will take about 1-2 gallons of water to cover 1,000 sq ft. We recommend that you fill your tank with water only and spray a 1,000 sq ft area to determine how much is needed for the area prior to application. Please refer to the product label for full mixing and applicaiton instruction prior to use.
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Solitaire WSL is applied at 4-7.9 fl oz per 1,000 sq ft per the product label instructions for buffalograss. The amount of water will depend on how much is needed to cover the 1,000 sq ft. For instance, you will mark off a 100 X 10 ft area and apply plain water (walking and spraying at your pace and that of your equipment). You will usually apply 1-2 gallons of water depending on density of your soil, grass, equipment, etc. The water is just the carrier of the product. Once the water dissipates, what will matter is the amount of product in that size area uniformly for an even coverage. Please let us know if you need anything else.
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Seeding existing turf
Treat with Solitare WSL Herbicide after the second mowing of reseeded, overseeded or sprigged areas to prevent inhibition of the establishment of desirable turfgrasses. Overseeding of bermudagrass with perennial ryegrass at two (2) to four (4) weeks after an application can be done if slight injury to perennial ryegrass can be tolerated.
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Solitare WSL
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