Jason, my husband and I stumbled on your your tube channel and it's very well done. We also watched some where you were mowing lawns for free of elderly people or those who'd been in the hospital. Impressive! We rarely subscribe to you tube channels but we subscribed to yours. God Bless You!
The key to killing weeds is to stop photosynthesis. For gravel or rocks not under trees indaziflam works great for 8 months. Bleach is cheaper lol. Great video sir. Nice to see our trade on TH-cam with a knowledgeable review.
Whenever I watch vinegar weed control TH-cam videos no one mentions the acidic strength of the vinegar. Vinegar outperforms round up and is safer than roundup. However it requires 30% or better of acidic strength with 2 cups of epson salt and a 1/4 cup of dawn and on a hot day of 80+ degrees. My experience is about 30 minutes after application the weed can look very fried. My hands have been tied and my yard was out of control because I have 2 puppies that we are trying to protect from harsh chemicals. The vinegar is no problem because the smell is so sharp and nasty they dare not approach the treated areas. Also I have ivy that shows a reaction to the vinegar treatment but looks like I merely gave it a headache. Guess what? Vinegar comes in several strengths a 45%, 50%, 65% and a 75%. So when the 75% strength shows up on my doorstep I'll make sure to introduce to the Ivy. I forgot to mention household vinegar only contains 5 to 6% of acidic strength so if you're using household vinegar you'll be disappointed unless you don't mind spraying it daily until you see the results you're looking for.
Thanks for the testing! I have a bed that has a Palm tree with 3+" of mulch. Bermuda grass continuously finds it's way through the mulch. Can I carefully spray Glyphosate without fear of it penetrating to the soil affecting the Palm?
Glyphosate enters the plant through the leaves. It will not transfer in through the stems or roots. That is why it is good to use on established hedges with weeds trying to grow up through the canopy. You can spay it liberally all over the weeds and the stems of the hedges without hurting what you want to keep.
What's your opinion on Roundup and honey bees? Does the bee actually have to be in contact with the Roundup to kill it or does it just get killed by round up being in the ground?
If vinegar is going to work the strength or acidity has to be 30% or more with 2 cups of epson salt and 1/4 cup of dawn to a gallon. I guarantee this formula with the 30% acidity will fry weeds in about a half an hour on a 90 degree day. Vinegar will outperform roundup and its safer to use around pets and animals. The sharp smell of the vinegar will make any pet avoid the area till it subsides. Now how lonng it takes for anything to grow in that spot I'm unsure of and am tracking that as we speak.
Jason, my husband and I stumbled on your your tube channel and it's very well done. We also watched some where you were mowing lawns for free of elderly people or those who'd been in the hospital. Impressive! We rarely subscribe to you tube channels but we subscribed to yours. God Bless You!
The key to killing weeds is to stop photosynthesis. For gravel or rocks not under trees indaziflam works great for 8 months. Bleach is cheaper lol. Great video sir. Nice to see our trade on TH-cam with a knowledgeable review.
Enjoying this comparison. Thanks
Good comparison, it was fun to watch.
Thanks Jason
You're welcome
Thanks for the testing, I like your shirt
Whenever I watch vinegar weed control TH-cam videos no one mentions the acidic strength of the vinegar. Vinegar outperforms round up and is safer than roundup. However it requires 30% or better of acidic strength with 2 cups of epson salt and a 1/4 cup of dawn and on a hot day of 80+ degrees. My experience is about 30 minutes after application the weed can look very fried.
My hands have been tied and my yard was out of control because I have 2 puppies that we are trying to protect from harsh chemicals. The vinegar is no problem because the smell is so sharp and nasty they dare not approach the treated areas.
Also I have ivy that shows a reaction to the vinegar treatment but looks like I merely gave it a headache. Guess what? Vinegar comes in several strengths a 45%, 50%, 65% and a 75%. So when the 75% strength shows up on my doorstep I'll make sure to introduce to the Ivy.
I forgot to mention household vinegar only contains 5 to 6% of acidic strength so if you're using household vinegar you'll be disappointed unless you don't mind spraying it daily until you see the results you're looking for.
Would be curious if you sprayed Bermuda grass with concentrated vinegar again about a week later if it would stress it out enough to kill it.
Hey I emailed the guys at graham spray equipment and never heard back. I am starting a weed control business and need a spray rig.
Thanks for the testing!
I have a bed that has a Palm tree with 3+" of mulch. Bermuda grass continuously finds it's way through the mulch. Can I carefully spray Glyphosate without fear of it penetrating to the soil affecting the Palm?
Glyphosate enters the plant through the leaves. It will not transfer in through the stems or roots. That is why it is good to use on established hedges with weeds trying to grow up through the canopy. You can spay it liberally all over the weeds and the stems of the hedges without hurting what you want to keep.
What's your opinion on Roundup and honey bees? Does the bee actually have to be in contact with the Roundup to kill it or does it just get killed by round up being in the ground?
My understanding is Roundup works through the leaves, not through the soil
20% by volume or 20% acidity?
20% acetic acid 80% water
Hey can you put a commercial rig on a 1/2 ton reg pick up v8?
Vinegar worked better than Roundup in my backyard and I will never go back to Roundup.
Don't even need to watch. Round up hands down.
I've used gallons of both.
Ok
If vinegar is going to work the strength or acidity has to be 30% or more with 2 cups of epson salt and 1/4 cup of dawn to a gallon. I guarantee this formula with the 30% acidity will fry weeds in about a half an hour on a 90 degree day. Vinegar will outperform roundup and its safer to use around pets and animals. The sharp smell of the vinegar will make any pet avoid the area till it subsides.
Now how lonng it takes for anything to grow in that spot I'm unsure of and am tracking that as we speak.