Triad has been tested to control henbit quite well. The highest usage rate for henbit is 1.5 ounces per 1,000 sq ft.
If you are referring to lawn burweed, Triad Select Herbicide is not labeled to control this weed. Be sure that you have the correct weed identification, and then we can assist you with finding a product that is appropriate for your needs.
The application rates for Triad Select Herbicide will vary depending on the turf type in the area you are treating. Please see p. 6-7 of the product label to determine the exact rate for your needs.
Triad Select Herbicide is not labeled to target Poa Annua. You may consider using a product like Negate 37WG, which is a post-emergent herbicide labeled to target Poa Annua in residential Bermuda grass lawns.
Triad Select Herbicide is not labeled for use on Buffalograss.
It's recommended to mix approx. 1-1.5oz Triad Select Herbicide per gallon of water. Please see the label for full application instructions.
Triad Select Herbicide can safely be applied to bermudagrass and fescue as long as you are following the instructions on the product label. It could take up to 4 weeks to notice results from the application of Triad Select to actively growing listed weeds, depending on the temperature/weather. The cooler the temperatures, the longer it will take for plant death.
It would be fine to apply Triad Select Herbicide in 50-degree temperatures, but it will provide better results when used in temperatures ranging from 65 to 85 degrees.
Per the product label for Triad Select Herbicide, the acre rate is 3 to 4 pints in 5-220 gallons of water.
Triad Select Herbicide is not labeled for oxalis. You may want to consider a product like Dismiss instead.
Bonide Poison Ivy and Brush Killer is a great product for poison ivy and vines. For carpenter bees, we recommend applying the products from our Carpenter Bee Kit for the best results. For more information on treating carpenter bees, please click on the following link: Carpenter Bee Control. Talstar P mixed with an Insect Growth regulator such as Nyguard IGR would be a good choice for tick control. Talstar P would work to kill ticks that come into contact with treated surfaces, while the Nyguard would work to help stop juvenile ticks from reaching sexual maturity. All of these product applications should be kept at least 25 feet away from the pond. Depending on what you are treating for, you could also use something like EcoVia EC instead, which is labeled for many of the same pests and will not harm aquatic life.
Yes, Triad Select Herbicide is labeled for ground ivy, which is another name for creeping charlie.
Triad Select Herbicide is not labeled for horsetail.
Diquat Water Weed and Landscape Herbicide will kill horsetail. Horsetail is very hard to control, and it can be tough to properly penetrate through the plant. When using the Diquat, you will need to mix it at the rate of 2-4oz per gallon of water and mix it with an 80% Nonionic surfactant. This could harm the Myrtle, so be sure to spot treat as best you can.
Triad Select Herbicide is not labeled to be used on or near anything edible. It would be recommended to discard anything that was sprayed and keep applications at least 15 feet away. It can injure plants if contact is made.
The rates for Triad Select Herbicide, just like other professional herbicides will vary depending on what type of grass you have. The water amount will vary as well depending on many things, including the equipment being used. You would need to calibrate the sprayer and than use the rate listed on the label per acre for your grass type.
Triad Select Herbicide label does not list wild strawberry but lists other broadleaf weeds. The actives it contains have been shown to control wild strawberry.
Triad Select Herbicide will only control listed broadleaf weeds and will not effect crabgrass or other grass weeds.
Please view our Crabgrass Treatment Guide for product recommendations and more information.
