RoundUp for Lawns Review - Before and After - Does It Kill Weeds without Hurting Your Grass? скачать в хорошем качестве

RoundUp for Lawns Review - Before and After - Does It Kill Weeds without Hurting Your Grass?

I tried RoundUp for Lawns and show you the results after spraying it on a multitude of spots in my lawn. This is an honest review and not a paid promotion. I purchased this from a big box hardware store and have never had any contact with RoundUp. There IS a difference between RoundUp and RoundUp for Lawns. 0:00 Intro to Roundup for Lawns test 0:25 Test patch for testing RoundUp on dandelions 057 Spraying RoundUp for Lawns on the dandelions 1:22 Three days later after using RoundUp for Lawns on dandelions 1:55 RoundUp For Lawns - test on Chickweed 2:28 RoundUp for Lawns final review and thoughts According to Wikipedia: "The main active ingredient of Roundup is the isopropylamine salt of glyphosate. Another ingredient of Roundup is the surfactant POEA (polyethoxylated tallow amine)." RoundUp for Lawns, however, does NOT contain glyphosate. Instead it relies on MCPA, quinclorac, dicamba and sulfentrazone. I spray it on several weeds in my grassy lawn to see if it really can kill the weeds without killing the grass around the weed. Note that the key to this seems to be using the sprayer very selectively and not blasting the entire lawn with RoundUp. Ironically the label warns you that it will still kill the grass if you use to much of it on one spot. Here's what RoundUp Says about their product: Protect your lawn from unwanted weeds with the Roundup For Lawns 4. It kills weeds and unwanted grass from the root for a long lasting effect. This spray is designed to take out the toughest weeds, like crabgrass, dandelion, clover and yellow nutsedge. It is even safe to use on delicate southern grasses such as Floratam and Centipede. After spraying, the Roundup for Lawns 1 formula is rainproof in as little as 4 hours. For use on Southern grasses including Floratam and Centipede Kills weeds, not the lawn Kills dollarweed, dandelion, clover and yellow nutsedge Kills 93 types of weeds Kills the root guaranteed Overall Impressions In my tests it really did NOT kill the lawn around my weeds and it did, indeed, seem to stop the weed from growing. That being said, you have be strategic with how you use it because if you use too much you CAN still kill the grass. You really need to ONLY spray the plant itself. Dandelion are relatively easy plants to try this on because they are big, noticeable plants. It's expensive, but it works for killing off individual weeds. All the products I recommend: https://www.amazon.com/shop/tomshomei... Twitter:   / homehobbyist   Tom is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.com. Using affiliate links does not cost you any more but it does show your support for the content and creators that share them.