Just hope you don't start getting Take All Patch, Grey Leaf Spot, Brown Patch, Large Patch, ect............ then it can start to get expensive and be a pain.

I just checked the yard I sprayed with Image. It is certainly killing stuff lol. Appears to be killing grass not weeds.

What product that you can actually buy works on weeds/crab grass post emergent and won't kill burmuda. I am currently experimenting with the following.

Bayer season long
Bayer with crab grass control
ortho weed b gone and crab grass
Image weed and crab grass

I used the ready mix for hose with each. I'm not interested in stuff that kills grass, I'm not interested in vinegar, salt bs. I know that prevention and thick grass is the best option but we are past the prevention phase and until the grass gets growing good I need things that work. Any other product I should try????


I suspect the Bayer sucks

The ortho is starting to work quick, a little yellowing of grass I assume by the quiclorac

Going to look at image now.

Sorry but I have not bought anything from Home Depot and such in years so I can't recommend anything like that.
If you have a sprayer and can put a flat fan nozzle on it as well as calibrate it I can make some fine suggestions but you will have to pay more and order [domyownpestcontrol.com is a good place for the public to order].

If you just want to kill crabgrass in Bermuda then Drive XLR8 with methylated seed oil is a great product.

If you want to control crabgrass along with almost all broadleaf weeds and is safe for Bermuda and St Augustine then Celcius WG mixed with methylated seed oil is a great choice.

The trouble is most of the products I use are expensive, but do several thousand sq feet, and are very low use rates. The Celcius I would recommend doing two medium rate apps that would be .085 oz per thousand sq feet. The stuff I use for nut sedge the 1.25 oz bottle will treat an acre.

I do not mean to sound rude but calibration along with what kind a nozzle and amount of carrier [most of the time water] along with surfactant type means everything for weed control and most people will not take the time or read the label to use them right.

I just really hate to give advice because weed identification and other things are the deciding factor and you would not believe how many times people get these wrong.

Diesel

Let me ask a dumb question. I have heard of the drive. Can I rotate drive for crab grass and some otc stuff for broad leafs as the otc seems to handle broad leafs pretty well and what would be a safe interval between these treatments ???

What about Dallisgrass? All I'm seeing that works is celcius wg and that's a hard get. I just ordered some online, don't know if they will actually ship it to me or not.