As with most herbicides the exact volume of water is not very important, you just need to be sure you are getting the correct amount of product on a specific area. Specticle FLO may be applied at different rates depending on the turf you are spraying on and the weeds you are trying to control. If yo…
Read Full Answer »Specticle G Herbicide, Specticle FLO, and Specticle 20 WSP are all different versions of the same active ingredient, Indaziflam, and would be comparable. G is for granules, FLO is a liquid and WSP is water soluble packets. The WSP form is no longer available. Either the G or FLO would be good op…
Read Full Answer »No, Specticle FLO is a pre emergent herbicide that can only be used once in a 12 month time period.
The need for a spring application of a pre-emergent is almost always needed, but it truly is going to be dependent on the weeds you are primarily looking to prevent and when they germinate the most in your area. You can often consult with your local cooperative extension office or local master gardn…
Read Full Answer »You should use your Specticle Flo within 24 hours of mixing it in the tank. Per their label: Mix the amount of Specticle FLO needed for immediate application needs. Settling can occur if the spray mixture is allowed to sit over an extended period of time. Re-agitate the spray solution befor…
Read Full Answer »Specticle FLO is a tan liquid concentrate that does have a characteristic odor. I have included the MSDS and Product Label for additional detailed information on the product.
Specticle FLO is only sold in 18 oz containers. Please let us know if you have any more questions.
Specticle FLO should be irrigated within two days of application. We would recommend re-applying the product and watering it in within the specified time period.
Specticle FLO is a selective, preemergence alkylazine herbicide for use on warm season turfgrasses. It is not intended for post emergent applications and likely will not have much post emergent effect.
As long as both product labels are followed for rates and instructions there should be no issue using Specticle FLO with an insecticide.
We apologize but we no longer carry Specticle FLO. We recommend for your special application question that that you contact the manufacturer Bayer directly at 1-866-99-BAYER.
Specticle FLO is only labeled for use on Warm Season Turfgrasses only such as Bermudagrass, Zoysiagrass, Centipedegrass, St. Augustine, Buffalo, and Bahiagrass. The product label does not list Carpetgrass as a tolerant turf type therefore we would not recommend using on Carrpetgrass or without doi…
Read Full Answer »Specticle FLO can last at least 6 months at the 6 oz rate.
If you applied an herbicide like Specticle FLO on an area that is not tolerant of the herbicide, then you will want to water the area very well and avoid other stress on those plants. If you have activated charcoal on hand, then you can use that immediately after application to help neutralize the h…
Read Full Answer »Specticle FLO is a pre-emergent only and would not harm turfgrass when used as directed on the product label. That being said, the label does specify: Do not apply SPECTICLE FLO to golf course greens, tees, or collars.
According to the Spectical FLO Product Label it may be used on dormant turf. The user should assess the condition of turf prior to dormancy.
Per the product label for Specticle FLO, the following types of Zoysia are listed as tolerant, -Cavalier, Crowne, DeAnza, El Toro, Empire, GNZ, Jamar, Meyer, Palisades, Zenith, Zeon - with the label stating, "Before making a large scale application to a cultivar not listed on this label, treat a sma…
Read Full Answer »Specticle FLO should be able to be mixed with Roundup. We advise you conduct a small jar test to make sure they mix well together and follow the most restrictive label for both products.
Specticle FLO, was discontinued by the manufacturer therefore no longer available for us to carry in our inventory.
The residual of the active ingredient Indaziflam in soil is longer than Dithopyr, the active ingredient in Dimension therefore applying before the recommended 16 months advised time frame could inhibit, slow or damage the growth of the bermuda sod. Since we no longer carry Specticle FLO, we w…
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