anything better than Roundup?

[BCboy]

I am trying a commercial grade vinegar.
It is many times stronger and is safe for kids & pets.
It is none selective so use the same precautions as Round-Up.
The only draw back is on tough weeds you may have to reapply up to 3 times.

[terrapro]

Originally Posted by BCboy

I am trying a commercial grade vinegar.
It is many times stronger and is safe for kids & pets.
It is none selective so use the same precautions as Round-Up.
The only draw back is on tough weeds you may have to reapply up to 3 times.

No it is not! Would you seriously spray that on kids and pets? The residual is safe-ish, BUT it is called acetic ACID.

[DLCS]

Originally Posted by MarkSupply

ProDuce herbicide = Round UP + Barricade and its yellow tint acts as a marker

But doesn't that yellow tint stain on concrete/brick/pavers?

[Landscape Poet]

Originally Posted by cgaengineer

A flame thrower or nuclear bomb.
Posted via Mobile Device

That's about right

[EJK2352]

Roundup tank mixed with Sureguard. Sureguard makes Roundup work alot quicker. You can use this mix in ornamental beds around mature woody ornamentals. Sureguard is both a pre and post. Valet makes Sureguard. Take a look at the label. I'm happy with it so far....

[phasthound]

Gasoline is a bargain at only $3.75 a gallon.

[dwc]

Originally Posted by BCboy

I am trying a commercial grade vinegar.
It is many times stronger and is safe for kids & pets.
It is none selective so use the same precautions as Round-Up.
The only draw back is on tough weeds you may have to reapply up to 3 times.

That would be real safe seeing how the LD50 of vinegar is twice what round up is.