If replanting, soak soil and allow plants to dry before application, and then water area two or three days after application.Skip one mowing before spraying to increase available surface area for spray contact.To kill a large area of unwanted lawn and weeds, mix 6 fluid ounces per gallon of water for every 300 square feet (not to exceed three applications at that rate per year). Additional treatments may be necessary for exceptionally hardy plants.įor Lawn Replacement or Patio Preparation.Dispose of plants with rubber gloves and place in tightly sealed garbage bags. Dead poisonous plants like poison oak and poison ivy can still cause allergic reactions.Do not cut or mow brush, vines or perennial weeds for two months following treatment to allow for the herbicide to be distributed within the plant.
#Crossbow vegetation killer full
If woody vines and brush are mowed or cut, wait until full leaf formation before treatment.Woody brush and vines are controlled better in late summer and fall after fruit formation, at least four weeks before first killing frost.Apply to actively growing brush, vines and weeds.Mix 6 fluid ounces (12 tablespoons or ¾ cup) per gallon of water for every 300 square feet (not to exceed three applications at that rate per year).Thoroughly and uniformly spray foliage of woody plants to cover all leaves thoroughly. If wanted plants are contacted by spray solution rinse immediately with water or cut off treated area.įor Spot Control of Brush, Vines, and Weeds If using as a spot treatment around desirable plants, shield wanted plants from spray drift. Spray the weeds or grasses you want to kill until thoroughly wet. Use the mixture as a spot treatment or spray the mixture evenly over 300 sq ft. In a tank sprayer, mix 6 fl oz in 1 gallon of water.
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