“Now this is some stout stuff, you want to be sure to not get it in your eyeballs or anything like that” Sir, if you would re-write product warning labels that’d be the coolest thing ever.
I just sprayed my lawn added some dish soap to take better and blue dye to mark my areas so I knew where I sprayed. Mixed all in a 2 gallon bottle. Hope this helps
@@daviddelle774 soil disturbance. Mowing is actually terrible for the health of your grass so you need a lot of fertilizer and whatnot. And in the stone areas the mover never actually gets close to the root mass so it keeps coming back as if nothing happened.
I think that some people might be mislead or confused about your vid. RoundUp Extended control is a quick knock down with an extended control weed killer( hence the 1% Glyphosate salt). Where as the Compare and Save with 41% Glyphosate is a non specific weed control. But just taking longer to see the results. Usually 7-10 days. I have RM-43 with 43% Glyphosate salt and the RoundUp Extended Control concentrate. And as I said one works quicker than the other. So I started combining both =>Quick knock down with long term control. 👍😎 My only argument with this mix, is that it doesn't work well on Bermuda grass.
Thanks! I bought Ortho Ground Clear because it had great reviews. But after purchase its recommended for lower cut weeds. I have taller weeds. I will definitely look for this at local tractor supply. Appreciate seeing how the product really works.
Thanks for reviewing the product and it's effectiveness. One who complaint about % of glypho in ready-to-use vs % of glypho in diluted solution with C&S, you're correct that its not 41% when diluted but you missed main point. With C&S, you have flexibility to increase glypho concentration while still produce many many gallons of solution compared to your RoundUp ready-to-use. This product is a great bargain when making your own solution, as you get lot more volume for same price.
Great Tip Whoots!! I remember buying a 50 pound bag of copper sulfate for root control for around 60 bucks many years ago. At the same time you could buy 1 pound in the hardware store for around 10 to 15 bucks. Another similar story, I needed motion sickness medications for spending some time on ocean water in a small boat. My MD brother told me to ask the pharmacist for a stock bottle of meclizine. For about the same price of 10 motion sickness pills I think the bottle had 100. There were a bunch of us that needed it so it didn’t really matter if we end up not using it all. It was still far far cheaper.
@@mariahopkins9452 It definitely is not permanent. How long you can go really depends on the water exposure. Water will dissolve it and wash it away. So it could last anywhere from months to years.
This is all I have been using the past (3) years. This is 41% concentrate vs premixed roundup, you will get around 20 gallons roughly at 2oz per gallon. I also use this with crossbow herbicide for trees and thick overgrowth and works like a charm.I also recommended a backpack sprayer for larger areas with a fan head or exchangeable heads.
My neighbors around me have honey bee hives. I don't use any sprays. I need the honey bees to pollinate my garden plants. I gotta weed the old fashion way... Go out and pull 'em.
It WORKED!!! I was mad because it didn’t work fast. But I just looked out to the areas I sprayed it on and all of that crap was dead today. I am a believer!!!!!!
You are absolutely correct but your math is suspect ;-) If I buy one gallon of ready mix 1 percent for $40 and pour that one gallon into my sprayer I can cover about 1,000 sq ft. If I buy one gallon of 41% concentrate for $40 I can mix it with water and end with enough solution (at 1 or 2 %) to cover a couple of acres ;-)
That's probably the best video about this that I've actually found because there's a lot of really particular questions I was looking for is to do a spraying like I would like to know what size sprayer would be best for like a 20 acre property cuz that's what mine is so far I'm just using my small spray that I have for doing like around my perimeter and it's been pretty good and around like where we have some parked cars and that's been pretty good but I also want to go and do around all of my fence lines and rows and that's going to obviously be a lot more spraying so I was thinking what size sprayer I should get
I have an 8- gallon electric 12 volt one mounted on the back of my golf cart. I rigged it up where i can spray with hand wand or use the rear nozzle that sprays 16- foot path. I love it. I also mix blue land scape dye with it, so it is easy to see what i have sprayed.
The concentrate (which you bought) is going to have a higher concentration of glycophate. The “ready to spray” roundup you showed has already been mixed with a water solution. The Roundup Pro Concentrate I have is 50.2 percent glysophate.
Mazda you make no sense. Roundup is the exact same chemical. Roundup is literally this stuff, but watered down to a lower concentration AND more expensive
DID YOU TORCH THE DEAD PATCH? LOOKS LIKE IT WOULD BURN QUICKLY. I USE 24D PRODUCT LIKE CROSSBOW OR CROSSROAD ON WEEDS LIKE THAT. IT WILL KILL THE WEEDS, BRUSH, AND TREES BUT WILL NOT KILL GRASS IF USED PROPERLY. ALSO ON HILLS YOU NEED TO WATCH FOR EROSION IF YOU KILL EVERYTHING.
Eliminator brand from walmart is a complete fraud. I bought 3 gallons of it for $11 per gal. It ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT KILL ANYTHING !!! I REPEAT ELIMINATOR FROM W.M. IS NOT GOOD AT ALL, NOT EVEN WORTH TRYING.
The round up was a 1% ready to spray. You poured one cap full of the 41% glysophate to 1 gallon of water, so what is the glysophate percentage now? Granted it is cheaper to purchase the concentrate and make your own 1% mix. Does it work better than the round up?
Not all Round Up are the same. I use Round Up Pro Concentrate and it has 52% Glypho. I do have to buy it online, I am not sure if any big box stores sells them. 2.5 galloon cost around $180. It averages to be between $1-2 per galloon used in my back pack sprayer.
Just bought new land. A few areas have greenbrier vines that have grown up and taken over tree trunks or lower branches. If I spray vines closer to the ground, a) will it still kill the entire weed and b) will it hurt the tree since the vines are in the branches where green leaves are?
""What are the ingredients of Roundup? The main active ingredient of Roundup is the isopropylamine salt of glyphosate. Another ingredient of Roundup is the surfactant POEA (polyethoxylated tallow amine). Monsanto also produced seeds which grow into plants genetically engineered to be tolerant to glyphosate, which are known as Roundup Ready crops."" So they sprinkle in the crops and you eat it.
WHO_TEE_WHO lmao. Yes. It’s the truth. It’s what I do. I’m an agronomist. I sell several semis of Glyphosate every year. As well as many other chemicals. If it last for you it means you don’t have much of a seed bank where your spraying. More than likely because you are killing the weeds before they produce more seed to add to the seed bank. For example. We spray glyphosate on the fields to kill what’s there then plant crops directly behind it. The seeds Emerge immediately. Whether they are roundup ready or not round up ready. It has to kill the plant by absorbing into the leaf tissue. I’ll bet you 10,000 dollars that if you spray your yard (not a fence row that’s been sprayed year after year) that In a years time it will be completely covered in weeds. Another example is every crop field around you. They are sprayed before the crop is planted as well with 2-4 d or dicamba and a residual and they still have to spray over top of the crop with more roundup another residual and herbicide of their choosing for broadleaves. Many weeds are resistant to round up now and it won’t even kill them. Palmer pigweed, marestail, water hemp etc etc are the most common in your and my area.
@@halfdollar86 hey I'm using crossbow. I'm scared of the pressurized pump and the warning label mentioning explosion. Any tips? Am I more scared then I should be?
Actually have a question I actually mixed mine with 1 oz per gallon and 5 days later I'm not seeing difference on that same chemical in the 41%. I saw where they said you have to mix a minimum of two and a half ounces per gallon
The container you bought says 41% Glyphosate and the Roundup says 1% Glyphosate. Now you say Roundup is like taking a capful of the 41% Glyphosate and adding it to Roundup and filling it up with water. My question is if you're taking just a capful of the 41% Glyphosate and adding it to a gallon of water isn't that basically the same thing?
@@WHOTEEWHO Yeah, I see your point. You can make 100's of bottles of round with just that one product you recommend. Makes perfect sense. Thanks for replying back.
Also you compared a concentrate to a non concentrate. However round up concentrate has 18% not 1. Still less than half tho. Thanks for the info. The super concentrate round up has 50% gly.
I've moved into a new house and the grass is overtaken with weeds, I'm going to lay turf. If I dig up the top layer to allow room for the turf do I still need to apply weed killer?
I agree go with the cheaper version and roundup is over priced. However, should be doing a comparison of concentrate to concentrate, not ready to use. Not a good or accurate comparison.
Thank You WHO_TEE_WHO!!! So glad that I watched your video. VERY nicely done Sir! I had no idea that the percentage of the Glyphosate meant so much. Thanks to you, know I now. Do you think that this will kill small saplings just after I cut them? I’m in the process of clearing out a bunch of saplings and weeds from the side of my yard. I’d like to some of this area for a small garden. Thanks again! Regards, Jeff Goodson from Hiawatha, IA
I agree you are paying a lot for the name "Round Up", but Monsanto, the company sells different concentrations from 18% to 41%. Shop around for the best price by ingredient percentage. Sometimes it is Round Up.
A healthy mixture of glyphosate and glufosinate with a lot of nitrogen (heavy for burn down) plus some adjuvant/surfactant/drift control wipes most herbacious plants and grasses clean out.
had this given to me off my neighbour to try and this stuff as done the job i will be investing in this, i've tried round up and it kept coming back but this stuff is Brilliant. My garden is well over grown but not for long when i've done the rest sick of getting ripped off with cheap stuff. Thank you for the video, ps all the way from the uk
I wish I had seen this before buying the bioadvanced brush killers. It's working ok but $50 for 8000 sq ft is a lot more. I bought a house that is completely over run by that damn air potato vine. A large majority of the lot is basically one large solid mass of vines. And look! an amazon link! Thanks for the day by day. Very satisfying to watch.
There is something called Round-Up Pro on Amazon, it contains 50.2% glyphosate, it's 100 dollars for 2.5 gallons. It seems to be the highest concentration of glyphosate I can find, would that be better?
Roundup IS glyphosate. Farmers don’t use 1% glyphosate that’s intended for home owners at Home Depot. Farmers use 41%-54%. Think of it like this...if you take 2 aspirin with water it doesn’t matter whether you use an ounce of water or a gallon of water, you still got 2 aspirin. If this guy knew what he was talking about he would know to calibrate so he was spraying proper amounts
Glyphosate is a non-selective herbicide, so it will kill/damage anything it falls on. If you want to use this under your lilac bushes, I'd recommend using either a spray cone on the end of your sprayer to keep it solely on the weeds, or better yet use a wick style applicator so you can get it precisely on the weeds you want to kill.
Ok Who The Who!! You're like an octopus of videos, I watch your guns video because how cool they're!! But all the sudden I need help taking care of my new home and you even have a video for that!!?😱😱💪🏼🤣🤣🤣 × what a coincidence lol Thank you man for uploading this!
So I have random weeds all over my front yard. If I go spray this all over will it kill my grass? Sorry it’s my first home and never had to deal with this issue before
I noticed in my local hardware that that were full of the roundup and had only one concentrate left so I bought it figuring it would be good since it was sold out
Yep - that is the stuff and it works GREAT(!). Much cheaper than Roundup or other brands, and works much faster in my recent experience. Thanks for posting this one(!). On a side note, I would sincerely suggest that you use protective gear when using this stuff. Spraying it around without a mask / gloves might not be the best idea. I'm sure you've seen the lawsuit ads for Roundup on TV. This stuff is probably as bad if not worse. Why take a chance? Stay safe, brother! Peace -
Hi-Yield super concentrate Killzall Weed and Grass killer is pretty good to. It can be found it a hardware store. I get mine at ACE Hardware. Its not sold at big box stores
That is crazy. Reading the label, it says it doesn't effect grasses. A bit disappointing considering it will be a complete kill off. If it lasts a year, what will take over before I can reseed. Not saying I wouldn't use it, but not as a broadcast spray which is what I need for about an acre of heavy poison ivy and honeysuckle.
so i want to spray this down before laying down weed block material and cover with rock! question is will it kill possible weeds in the future? or will i have to wait till they fight through the fabric and kill them then? i just tilled everything that killed the weeds and stuff but no more active weeds in the area now.
WHO_TEE_WHO ok I live in Utah so we only have about 6 months worth of weather anyway all the other times it’s freezing cold or snowing I literally just bought roundup yesterday! Now I am pissed that I can’t return it! Off to tractor supply i go! Thanks for the video as well!
Use a ground kill first because you will still have weed seeds that will grow, use something like Casoron it will not allow the seeds to germinate and if they do the gas that blankets the ground kills them as they Germinate.
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In his defense, glysophate rolls off the tongue better.
Hahahaha
I got more and more annoyed everytime he'd say the word.
“Now this is some stout stuff, you want to be sure to not get it in your eyeballs or anything like that”
Sir, if you would re-write product warning labels that’d be the coolest thing ever.
😆😆😆
@Wells Hayden Instablaster =)
I just sprayed my lawn added some dish soap to take better and blue dye to mark my areas so I knew where I sprayed. Mixed all in a 2 gallon bottle. Hope this helps
Dye ‼️
Great tip !!!
Dye ‼️
Great tip !!!
What happened with this mix? Did it work?
Thanks , I have a stone driveway that grows grass better than my lawn .
HA! I hear ya! This stuff will do the trick! Thanks James!
Yeah, WHY IS THAT? I have a stone driveway and I can't seem to keep the grass from growing. And I can't seem to get the grass to fill in in my yard!
@@daviddelle774 soil disturbance. Mowing is actually terrible for the health of your grass so you need a lot of fertilizer and whatnot. And in the stone areas the mover never actually gets close to the root mass so it keeps coming back as if nothing happened.
I think that some people might be mislead or confused about your vid. RoundUp Extended control is a quick knock down with an extended control weed killer( hence the 1% Glyphosate salt). Where as the Compare and Save with 41% Glyphosate is a non specific weed control. But just taking longer to see the results. Usually 7-10 days. I have RM-43 with 43% Glyphosate salt and the RoundUp Extended Control concentrate. And as I said one works quicker than the other. So I started combining both =>Quick knock down with long term control. 👍😎
My only argument with this mix, is that it doesn't work well on Bermuda grass.
Thanks! I bought Ortho Ground Clear because it had great reviews. But after purchase its recommended for lower cut weeds. I have taller weeds. I will definitely look for this at local tractor supply. Appreciate seeing how the product really works.
Thanks for reviewing the product and it's effectiveness. One who complaint about % of glypho in ready-to-use vs % of glypho in diluted solution with C&S, you're correct that its not 41% when diluted but you missed main point. With C&S, you have flexibility to increase glypho concentration while still produce many many gallons of solution compared to your RoundUp ready-to-use. This product is a great bargain when making your own solution, as you get lot more volume for same price.
Next time mix 1 ounce of dawn dish soap per gallon to use as a surfactant. Less product used and quicker results.
You need to explain what that means
littleeddie133 a surfactant helps the glyphosate stick to the leaves and be absorbed.
True, I add a squirt of any dishwashing liquid. It kills faster to me in 85 degree weather.
Cooking oil works best
@@titoyama5760 wouldn't that be to thick?
Thank you sir, as a young adult. I have a better chance of not being scammed at Walmart
Gly-PHO-sate...
Gly-SO-Phate
No-ONE-Cares
@@Barod52 Mister Fkn Perfect? Always one :/
Prostate?
Also remember there is a temperature requirement for effectiveness. needs to remain above 55-60 degrees
Great Tip Whoots!!
I remember buying a 50 pound bag of copper sulfate for root control for around 60 bucks many years ago. At the same time you could buy 1 pound in the hardware store for around 10 to 15 bucks.
Another similar story, I needed motion sickness medications for spending some time on ocean water in a small boat. My MD brother told me to ask the pharmacist for a stock bottle of meclizine. For about the same price of 10 motion sickness pills I think the bottle had 100. There were a bunch of us that needed it so it didn’t really matter if we end up not using it all. It was still far far cheaper.
Thank you for your kind words
Do I have to do every year or is this permanent
@@mariahopkins9452 It definitely is not permanent. How long you can go really depends on the water exposure. Water will dissolve it and wash it away. So it could last anywhere from months to years.
Read somewhere that a little dish soap added to the mix helps the solution stick to the leaves instead of just running off.
I've heard that too
It’s true.
This is all I have been using the past (3) years. This is 41% concentrate vs premixed roundup, you will get around 20 gallons roughly at 2oz per gallon. I also use this with crossbow herbicide for trees and thick overgrowth and works like a charm.I also recommended a backpack sprayer for larger areas with a fan head or exchangeable heads.
After all that died What did you do? Anything? Mow it?
My neighbors around me have honey bee hives. I don't use any sprays. I need the honey bees to pollinate my garden plants. I gotta weed the old fashion way...
Go out and pull 'em.
Thank you. I've been spot treat driveway cracks with plain old salt.
It WORKED!!! I was mad because it didn’t work fast. But I just looked out to the areas I sprayed it on and all of that crap was dead today. I am a believer!!!!!!
👍👍
I'm going to go to TSC on Monday and look for a jug
One is ready to use, the other is concentrate...when you mix your concentrate you'll have 1-2%
Point is you will get a lot more for your money buying the concentrate.
You are absolutely correct but your math is suspect ;-) If I buy one gallon of ready mix 1 percent for $40 and pour that one gallon into my sprayer I can cover about 1,000 sq ft. If I buy one gallon of 41% concentrate for $40 I can mix it with water and end with enough solution (at 1 or 2 %) to cover a couple of acres ;-)
That's probably the best video about this that I've actually found because there's a lot of really particular questions I was looking for is to do a spraying like I would like to know what size sprayer would be best for like a 20 acre property cuz that's what mine is so far I'm just using my small spray that I have for doing like around my perimeter and it's been pretty good and around like where we have some parked cars and that's been pretty good but I also want to go and do around all of my fence lines and rows and that's going to obviously be a lot more spraying so I was thinking what size sprayer I should get
I have an 8- gallon electric 12 volt one mounted on the back of my golf cart. I rigged it up where i can spray with hand wand or use the rear nozzle that sprays 16- foot path. I love it. I also mix blue land scape dye with it, so it is easy to see what i have sprayed.
Awesome
Quick tip. It would have been more effective if you weed whacked or mowed first. Fresh cuts offer more penetration of the glysophate
Not convenient
Lmao I was looking for weed killer on TH-cam and look who came up 😂😂. Your versatile man.
Heyo
Also, check the weather before spraying. Ideally, it should not rain for 48 hours after application.
Not true it's rain proof in 2 hours
RM43 total vegetation control is 43%
RM43 is good, but doesn't work well with bermuda grass .
Will using dawn dish soap as a surfectant affect the effectiveness of this?
The concentrate (which you bought) is going to have a higher concentration of glycophate. The “ready to spray” roundup you showed has already been mixed with a water solution. The Roundup Pro Concentrate I have is 50.2 percent glysophate.
Are you related to him because you are spelling it like he pronounces it?
@@rebel7254 buying the cheaper concentrated version of something is getting ripped off? Okay pal...
Mazda you make no sense. Roundup is the exact same chemical. Roundup is literally this stuff, but watered down to a lower concentration AND more expensive
@@WHOTEEWHO
Yeah, do you buy concentrated antifreeze and add water, or pay the same amount for premixed?
Same idea it’s all about economics
DID YOU TORCH THE DEAD PATCH? LOOKS LIKE IT WOULD BURN QUICKLY. I USE 24D PRODUCT LIKE CROSSBOW OR CROSSROAD ON WEEDS LIKE THAT. IT WILL KILL THE WEEDS, BRUSH, AND TREES BUT WILL NOT KILL GRASS IF USED PROPERLY. ALSO ON HILLS YOU NEED TO WATCH FOR EROSION IF YOU KILL EVERYTHING.
God bless you man! No more Roundup for me! 👌🏻
I dont care what you buy, but FYSA... the roundup concentrate is well above 47%, the one I use is 73% and comes in a 2.5 Gallon jug
After the weeds turned black or brown and died, what did you do if anything? Did you mow it, etc. You didn't leave that there did you?
Walmart has the same thing! Eliminator brand 41%
They are out of stock.
I used it also, Great stuff.
Eliminator brand from walmart is a complete fraud. I bought 3 gallons of it for $11 per gal. It ABSOLUTELY DOES NOT KILL ANYTHING !!! I REPEAT ELIMINATOR FROM W.M. IS NOT GOOD AT ALL, NOT EVEN WORTH TRYING.
HDX, Home Depot Brand, 41% Glyphosate it's good stuff.
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Wow. I was wondering what this stuff could do. Great vid! Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
The round up was a 1% ready to spray. You poured one cap full of the 41% glysophate to 1 gallon of water, so what is the glysophate percentage now? Granted it is cheaper to purchase the concentrate and make your own 1% mix. Does it work better than the round up?
Not all Round Up are the same. I use Round Up Pro Concentrate and it has 52% Glypho. I do have to buy it online, I am not sure if any big box stores sells them. 2.5 galloon cost around $180. It averages to be between $1-2 per galloon used in my back pack sprayer.
How did you clean up later ? How did you take out all the dead weeds ?
Run over it with a lawnmower
Just bought new land. A few areas have greenbrier vines that have grown up and taken over tree trunks or lower branches. If I spray vines closer to the ground, a) will it still kill the entire weed and b) will it hurt the tree since the vines are in the branches where green leaves are?
which is the best for weeds only and wont kill your grass?
""What are the ingredients of Roundup?
The main active ingredient of Roundup is the isopropylamine salt of glyphosate. Another ingredient of Roundup is the surfactant POEA (polyethoxylated tallow amine). Monsanto also produced seeds which grow into plants genetically engineered to be tolerant to glyphosate, which are known as Roundup Ready crops.""
So they sprinkle in the crops and you eat it.
How do you clean those dead weeds up? Also if you plant a garden there will the weeds come back?
Why not just use soap vinegar and salt??? Im gonna try that first.
Because we all want to get wicked cancer.
Glyphosate does not last 12 months. If there are any weed seeds in the soil they will sprout immediately because there is no residual.
Nah always lasts a very long time for me
WHO_TEE_WHO lmao. Yes. It’s the truth. It’s what I do. I’m an agronomist. I sell several semis of Glyphosate every year. As well as many other chemicals. If it last for you it means you don’t have much of a seed bank where your spraying. More than likely because you are killing the weeds before they produce more seed to add to the seed bank. For example. We spray glyphosate on the fields to kill what’s there then plant crops directly behind it. The seeds Emerge immediately. Whether they are roundup ready or not round up ready. It has to kill the plant by absorbing into the leaf tissue. I’ll bet you 10,000 dollars that if you spray your yard (not a fence row that’s been sprayed year after year) that In a years time it will be completely covered in weeds. Another example is every crop field around you. They are sprayed before the crop is planted as well with 2-4 d or dicamba and a residual and they still have to spray over top of the crop with more roundup another residual and herbicide of their choosing for broadleaves. Many weeds are resistant to round up now and it won’t even kill them. Palmer pigweed, marestail, water hemp etc etc are the most common in your and my area.
Yeah, I'm with you. All I'm saying is I spray my fence lines once a year and I never have to weed eat. That's just the facts
FACT. GLY-foh-sate has zero soil residual. If you’d spray your damn weeds before they’re 6ft tall you wouldn’t have to drown them in glyphosate.
@@halfdollar86 hey I'm using crossbow. I'm scared of the pressurized pump and the warning label mentioning explosion. Any tips? Am I more scared then I should be?
Actually have a question I actually mixed mine with 1 oz per gallon and 5 days later I'm not seeing difference on that same chemical in the 41%. I saw where they said you have to mix a minimum of two and a half ounces per gallon
does this kill grass too? i mean it is in the name but Can we use it to only kill the weed in the grass? will this kill the lawn too?
Really good vid. Thanks for the info & also for showing the progression.
Thanks for watching
So whenever you had that to mix up all the to take out all those weeds how many ounces per gallon did you put
The container you bought says 41% Glyphosate and the Roundup says 1% Glyphosate. Now you say Roundup is like taking a capful of the 41% Glyphosate and adding it to Roundup and filling it up with water. My question is if you're taking just a capful of the 41% Glyphosate and adding it to a gallon of water isn't that basically the same thing?
Yes it is the same. But you are paying a ton of extra money for them to dilute it for you. Getting ripped off if you buy roundup
@@WHOTEEWHO Yeah, I see your point. You can make 100's of bottles of round with just that one product you recommend. Makes perfect sense. Thanks for replying back.
Thanks for watching!
"Gly-so-fate"... Try again. LOL
No one care Dipshit!
Weeds: **exists**
Human: **uses this weed killer**
Weed killer: Weeds, you have 12 days to live.
Have you ever try diesel to kill the weeds and brush?
If i use it this product around the flower bushes or trees will it kill the bushes and trees ?
Yes
Also you compared a concentrate to a non concentrate. However round up concentrate has 18% not 1. Still less than half tho. Thanks for the info. The super concentrate round up has 50% gly.
Yes but the Super Roundup concentrate is about 5 times more expensive.
I've moved into a new house and the grass is overtaken with weeds, I'm going to lay turf. If I dig up the top layer to allow room for the turf do I still need to apply weed killer?
Wouldn't hurt
I agree go with the cheaper version and roundup is over priced. However, should be doing a comparison of concentrate to concentrate, not ready to use. Not a good or accurate comparison.
Thanks Who-Tee! Going to try this stuff on my lawn! Oh and I love them shootin vids!!
Thanks for watching Mayo
It will kill your grass....only use on weeds you want dead
Having a problem with some weeds here in Arizona but it won’t stop raining. I think that might be the cause for them not dying what do you think ?
how long before they grow back .. they always grow back lol , is it better to cut then spray?
Thank you very much. Saved me money and time!!! Love your video. This is amazing powerful stuffs ..... it's like miracle.
Thanks for watching!
So when I mixed 1 oz per gallon do you think that was not enough
What's your mixture of glosyphate
Great video. Excellent work went into this video. Super narration
Thanks for watching
Thank You WHO_TEE_WHO!!!
So glad that I watched your video.
VERY nicely done Sir!
I had no idea that the percentage of the Glyphosate meant so much.
Thanks to you, know I now.
Do you think that this will kill small saplings just after I cut them?
I’m in the process of clearing out a bunch of saplings and weeds from the side of my yard.
I’d like to some of this area for a small garden.
Thanks again!
Regards,
Jeff Goodson from Hiawatha, IA
This stuff will kill anything and everything. Thanks for watching!
I did it but I don’t know if I can tell a change yet it’s still under a week. But if we been getting a lot of rain is it still effective?
I agree you are paying a lot for the name "Round Up", but Monsanto, the company sells different concentrations from 18% to 41%. Shop around for the best price by ingredient percentage. Sometimes it is Round Up.
The Ace Hardware brand has 41% Glyphosate that's what I use cause it's just 2 miles away.. Great video.
right on. that's nice to have it close. Thanks Darin!
Is it safe on grass or does it just target the weeds?
Takes out all plants, even grass
A healthy mixture of glyphosate and glufosinate with a lot of nitrogen (heavy for burn down) plus some adjuvant/surfactant/drift control wipes most herbacious plants and grasses clean out.
Will this affect the soil?
Nope. Plant whatever u want after it. Literally what farmers use to kill off weeds then plant crops
had this given to me off my neighbour to try and this stuff as done the job i will be investing in this, i've tried round up and it kept coming back but this stuff is Brilliant. My garden is well over grown but not for long when i've done the rest sick of getting ripped off with cheap stuff. Thank you for the video, ps all the way from the uk
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I wish I had seen this before buying the bioadvanced brush killers. It's working ok but $50 for 8000 sq ft is a lot more. I bought a house that is completely over run by that damn air potato vine. A large majority of the lot is basically one large solid mass of vines. And look! an amazon link! Thanks for the day by day. Very satisfying to watch.
Probably a good idea to wear gloves and a mask with that concentration right?
Thanks for the video definitely going to look into this product
Great video! Thanks for posting. Do you Know if it is safe for pets? (dogs) thank!
I would probably keep my dog out of it for a day or two
I’m not a chemist, but I’m going to say probably not.
I have St Augustine grass with an established infestation of dollarweed. Will this kill that and other species of weed without killing my grass?
Will kill everything - even the grass
How soon can you replant grass seed after using this product? Thanks
I am no expert, but I put seed out 2 weeks later
Does it work on ivy?
Yes
Thanks for your time in making this video
You bet!
There is something called Round-Up Pro on Amazon, it contains 50.2% glyphosate, it's 100 dollars for 2.5 gallons. It seems to be the highest concentration of glyphosate I can find, would that be better?
did ya clear it all by hand afterwards or did you use any kind of lawn mower or something?
Weedeater
Wow! I'm impressed. No more round up for me. Thank you.
Works great!
Roundup IS glyphosate. Farmers don’t use 1% glyphosate that’s intended for home owners at Home Depot. Farmers use 41%-54%. Think of it like this...if you take 2 aspirin with water it doesn’t matter whether you use an ounce of water or a gallon of water, you still got 2 aspirin. If this guy knew what he was talking about he would know to calibrate so he was spraying proper amounts
Is e an effective product that I can use under my lilacs?
Glyphosate is a non-selective herbicide, so it will kill/damage anything it falls on. If you want to use this under your lilac bushes, I'd recommend using either a spray cone on the end of your sprayer to keep it solely on the weeds, or better yet use a wick style applicator so you can get it precisely on the weeds you want to kill.
Ok Who The Who!! You're like an octopus of videos, I watch your guns video because how cool they're!! But all the sudden I need help taking care of my new home and you even have a video for that!!?😱😱💪🏼🤣🤣🤣
× what a coincidence lol
Thank you man for uploading this!
Appreciate you watching!
So I have random weeds all over my front yard. If I go spray this all over will it kill my grass? Sorry it’s my first home and never had to deal with this issue before
Will also kill the grass
I noticed in my local hardware that that were full of the roundup and had only one concentrate left so I bought it figuring it would be good since it was sold out
👍👍
Does it affect smaller trees and big bushes?
If you spray it on them, yes
I’m finding it hard to buy in the Uk… ? Amazon out of stock all the time… any idea how & where to buy in the UK …..
No. May be illegal there I'd guess
I’ve spent so much money on Round Up trying to kill English Ivy on my property…. Great Vid 🔥🔥🔥
He talks like we do here n East Tennessee “FRONCH Yard” 😂😂. Thanks for the video definitely getting that.
Yup! Middle TN
@@WHOTEEWHO heck yeah!! I drive a truck and go to Spring Hill 6 days a week. Definitely subscribed!!
You said you killed the front yard to prepare for a new planting then you said killer lasts for up to 12 months so how is that front yard looking?
Looks great
Yep - that is the stuff and it works GREAT(!). Much cheaper than Roundup or other brands, and works much faster in my recent experience. Thanks for posting this one(!). On a side note, I would sincerely suggest that you use protective gear when using this stuff. Spraying it around without a mask / gloves might not be the best idea. I'm sure you've seen the lawsuit ads for Roundup on TV. This stuff is probably as bad if not worse. Why take a chance? Stay safe, brother! Peace -
Hi-Yield super concentrate Killzall Weed and Grass killer is pretty good to. It can be found it a hardware store. I get mine at ACE Hardware. Its not sold at big box stores
Nice Vid man! Love the details !
Thanks for watching
What’s this do to your grass ? I’d like to keep what I have n kill the rest
Takes out everything
Is this safe for the grass or other plants?
Kills all plants
Is that stuff kin to Agent Orange? If it affects weeds on a genetic level what does it do to the human genome and our food supply?
I bought this and sprayed to weed, I don’t feel good afterwards dizzy feeling in late afternoon
@@deeferan7467 damn bro, youre not supposed to smoke it lol
It’s a salt base product and glyphosate does not harm humans or wildlife! Don’t listen to the fake news.
I'll be sure to use your link to order some soon. 😉
;)
Done. Thanks. I'll use it on the Poison Ivy, Sweet Gums, and Privet on my land. :)
That is crazy. Reading the label, it says it doesn't effect grasses. A bit disappointing considering it will be a complete kill off. If it lasts a year, what will take over before I can reseed.
Not saying I wouldn't use it, but not as a broadcast spray which is what I need for about an acre of heavy poison ivy and honeysuckle.
So does this kill your grass too?
Yes
@@WHOTEEWHO oh no, I need something that won’t kill my lawn lol … any suggestions?
Nope
Did any different weeds show up afterwards?
Nope
so i want to spray this down before laying down weed block material and cover with rock! question is will it kill possible weeds in the future? or will i have to wait till they fight through the fabric and kill them then? i just tilled everything that killed the weeds and stuff but no more active weeds in the area now.
Normally keeps all weeds away for about 6 months
WHO_TEE_WHO ok I live in Utah so we only have about 6 months worth of weather anyway all the other times it’s freezing cold or snowing I literally just bought roundup yesterday! Now I am pissed that I can’t return it! Off to tractor supply i go! Thanks for the video as well!
Use a ground kill first because you will still have weed seeds that will grow, use something like Casoron it will not allow the seeds to germinate and if they do the gas that blankets the ground kills them as they Germinate.
Do you need a surfactant to mix with?
No
Will it kill grass if so what's the best weed killer that wont kill grass
Yes
Would this product kill grass too
Yes