Irrigation or rainfall within 4 hours of post emergence application of Weedmaster may reduce the effectiveness of the product.
Weedmaster should be applied when temperatures are between 65-85 degrees.
As long as you keep pets/children out of the area while you treat and until the product has had time to completely dry or settle it is safe for pets and people to return and resume normal activity
Weedmaster will dry within about 4 hours after application. Safe for children and pets after dried.
According to the product label, people and animals may return to treated areas once the Weedmaster has had time to completely dry.
Weedar 64 contains 2,4-D at 46.8% and Weedmaster has 2,4-D at 35.7% and Dicamba at 12.4%. The Weedmaster will control more broadleaf weeds with two active ingredients.
If you are applying Weedmaster at your own property, or you are not charging someone to apply, you do not need to have a license to apply it.
Weedmaster is best applied to dry lawns.
Weedmaster if stored on a cool dry area will last up to 3 years on the shelf. We do apologize we only sell this product in 2.5 gal jugs.
Yes, Weedmaster can be applied any time the target weeds are actively growing and temperatures are below 85 degrees. It is best applied when you are not expecting rainfall for 24 hours.
Weedmaster is not labeled for use in residential lawns.
According to the product label, physical incompatibility, reduced weed control, or crop injury may result from mixing the Weedmaster with other Insecticides, additives, or fertilizers.
If it has been at least 4 hours since application of Weedmaster, you can water the lawn.
The interval for reseeding after applying Weedmaster would depend on the amount of product used. You would need to wait 10 days for every pint used per acre. For example for 3 pints used per acre (or 1.1 oz per 1,000 sq. ft.), wait 30 days.
There is not a waiting period between grazing and treating with Weedmaster for non lactating animals. For animals for slaughter, there is a waiting time of 30 days. Lactating animals should not graze for 7 days after application.
Weedmaster can be used with any non-ionic surfactant. The Southern Ag Non-Ionic Surfactant for Herbicides would be a good choice.
Weedmaster Herbicide is not labeled to control wild strawberries, so we would not recommend it for this use. Weedmaster will control blackberry and other vines at higher rates. You would use 2-4 ounces of concentrate per gallon of water to cover 1,000 square feet for vine control. You may need to wait 1-6 weeks to see full results when treating vines.
For wild strawberry, Speedzone would be a great choice. Most herbicides with Trimec will treat this plant, and you will get the best control when spraying plants that are in the 4-leaf to flowering stage. You can browse all the herbicides we carry for this weed here.
Weedmaster can be applied in pastures whenever the targeted weeds are actively growing.
Weedmaster is not labeled to control dollarweed.
Per the product label, lactating dairy animals must be kept out of the area for 7 days after Weedmaster is applied. There is no waiting period for other animals.
