Weeds in the lawn can start enough innocent as a stray speck of dandelions or clover. Before long, they erupt, and you have more weeds than lawns. The use of weed killers keeps weeds in checking or stop them before they start.

We talked with lawn experts to help you determine when the weed killer on the lawn and the best temperatures apply to the lawn.

The best time to apply weed killers on the lawn

Ideal time for ubje ubojca in a lawn generally in early spring generally. Late spring and fall are other good times to use weed killers on the grass.

Weeds that germinate in the late spring can be treated with post-andgent herbicide, says it is Rob Palmer for lawn.

“However, the best way to prevent weed is applying the early previous early spring,” says Palmer. “Using a pre-causing fertilizer helps kill weeds like Crabgrass before making your lawn.”

Marc Mayer of Trugreen agrees that early spring is the best time to apply weeds killers if you are targeting Crabgrass and you have a warm season or cold grass, like high seasonal, blonde or paradise.

The fall is the best time to apply weed killers, says Mayer, if you target the annual Bluegrass in the warm season of lawn like Bermuda, Zoysia, Centipede or St. Augustine.

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Temperature and time for the use of weeds of killers

It is never really too late to apply the weeds killer on the lawn, says Palmer. But time and temperature are important for efficiency. Also, there is a vital difference between Korod and Post-Agent killers when applied to the grass.

Previous applications

For applications before the appearance apply the weeds killer on the lawn before the soil temperatures reach 50 degrees in the spring, says Marc Mayer. In the fall, apply the product when the soil temperatures are around 70 degrees.

“There is an important window for early applications because the product must be glued into the ground before the weed seed is established,” says Mayer.

For example, Crabgrass germin when the soil temperature reaches about 58 degrees. This means that the premature product must be applied before the soil temperatures reach the 50s.

Applications after caused

“Applications after appearing are effective all year round as long as you locate and successfully target weeds with the correct product,” says Mayer.

“Herbicides are classified as selective or indiscriminate in nature,” Palmer says. “Selective herbicides target specific weeds, while non-relective herbicides, such as rounding, kill most plants that touch.”

DIY Korova Korova za lawn

Depending on the type and location of treated weed species, different herbicid products may be required. Palmer suggests two secure, organic weed assassins:

• Water baking soda: First wet weeds, then apply baking soda directly on weed. Mix the baking soda with water for more consistent use, and then spray the solution on weed.
• Baking soda with additives: Increase your efficiency of safe weeds with vinegar or dishwashers. “The partnership is sour, which can help with drying goals, while adding a dry dish soap can help mix the mixture to fall for better weeds,” says Palmer.

Tips for using weed killers on the lawn

Mayer offers tips successfully applying the Korian killer to your grass:

• Attack early weeds: The time of application is crucial for the success of any weed control strategy, says Mayer. “The pre-new herbicides are most effective when applied before we can start germinate and grow.”
• Attack weed when you grow: If you can’t stop weed with previous herbicides, says Mayer, you will find that the killers from weed appear more efficient in more humble months than colder. This is because the intake is faster when the weed is actively growing.
• I know my weed: You know what type of weeds do you do before you start efforts in eradication, says Mayer. Weeds different answers to each type of weed killer.
• Crowd: Gust, a healthy lawn is the best defense against weeds. The fat turfgrass canopy will draw weed by deprivating sunlight, nutrients and water.
• Call Pro: If you get back to the prevention of weed, you could kill all your grass. “If you are not sure how to get rid of weed, it is best to introduce professional to look at your lawn to determine the weeds you have and the way of removing,” Mayer says.