How do I Apply Casoron Weed Killer?
The granular herbicide Casoron controls the spread of annual grasses as well as broadleaf and perennial weeds. It prevents them from germinating around outdoor plants and inside potted plants that spend time outside. Since this product is a preventive, it has no effect on weeds that have germinated.
The ideal seasons for using Casoron, which works by stunting cell development, are early spring and fall.
Things You Will Need
- Weeding tool (optional)
- Gloves
- Goggles
- Casoron
- Measuring cup
- Measuring tape
- Spreader
Warning
Apply Casoron to established potted plants only--those that have been in their current containers for 30 days or longer.
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Pull all the weeds from the area you plan to treat with Casoron.
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Put protective goggles and gloves on before using Casoron. Dichlobenil, the active ingredient in this weed killer, is harmful to your health.
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Add 3 ½ oz. of Casoron for each 10 square feet of area to be treated to a spreader. Use your hands to apply Casoron to container plants.
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Push the spreader over the area you want to eliminate weeds from, broadcasting the granules evenly.
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Water the granules to drive the chemical underground.
The Drip Cap
- The granular herbicide Casoron controls the spread of annual grasses as well as broadleaf and perennial weeds.
- Since this product is a preventive, it has no effect on weeds that have germinated.
- Push the spreader over the area you want to eliminate weeds from, broadcasting the granules evenly.
Writer Bio
Emma Watkins writes on finance, fitness and gardening. Her articles and essays have appeared in "Writer's Digest," "The Writer," "From House to Home," "Big Apple Parent" and other online and print venues. Watkins holds a Master of Arts in psychology.
Photo Credits
- weed image by Sandra Henderson from Fotolia.com
- weed image by Sandra Henderson from Fotolia.com
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