Lesco Fertilizer Plus Pre-emergent Herbicide 19-0-6

September 17, 2023 Post a Comment

Lesco fertilizer plus pre-emergent herbicide 19-0-6

LESCO Dimension Crabgrass Pre-Emergent 19-0-7 will prevent and control more than 20 annual broadleaf and grass weeds for up to four months.

Do you water in Lesco pre-emergent?

Thoroughly water your turf or beds to activate soluble fertilizers.

How do you use Lesco fertilizer plus herbicide?

Apply this product uniformly over the lawn or ornamental turf area. A more uniform application can be made by spreading half of the required amount over the area and then applying the remaining half at a right angle to the previous direction. Avoid streaking, skips, or overlaps during application.

What is the active ingredient in Lesco dimension?

Contains LESCO® Poly Plus® Polymer Coated Urea to provide a uniform growth with extended nitrogen feeding. ACTIVE INGREDIENT: Dithiopyr, 3,5-pyridinedicarbothioic 2-(difluoromethyl)-4-(2-methylpropyl)- 6-(trifluoromethyl)-S,S-dimethyl ...................................................................

What month is best for pre-emergent?

When to apply pre-emergent herbicides

To avoid winter and fall weeds like bluegrass and prickly lettuce, apply a pre-emergent herbicide from August to November.
To get ahead of early spring and summer weeds, apply pre-emergent herbicides around mid-March.

What happens if you don't water in pre-emergent?

When you skip the watering, the pre-emergent is simply resting on top of your lawn, allowing the seeds in the soil to germinate and grow into weeds. In other words, if you don't water in your application, IT WILL NOT WORK.

What time of day should I apply pre-emergent?

The best time to apply is the when the daytime highs drop to the mid-70s for about three to five days in a row. Since a pre-emergent application will not last through the following summer, make a pre-emergent application late spring or early summer (see Spring Herbicide Application map).

How long should pre-emergent be down before rain?

Most products call for 0.5 inches of irrigation or rain within 21 days after application. If you're working with a non-irrigated area or a drip zone, apply the pre-emergent just before rain is anticipated.

What happens if you put down pre-emergent too early?

Most pre-emergent formulations are effective for about eight weeks after they have been applied. This is why timing is important. Applied too early, the material may have lost its effectiveness by the time seeds sprout - especially if spring is cold and the soil is slow to warm.

Is it better to spray herbicide in the morning or evening?

Research shows PPO herbicides more effective at midday. Summary: Some herbicides are more effective when applied at noon compared to early morning or late evening applications, new research indicates. Researchers say the results have long-term implications for weed management.

Should LESCO fertilizer be watered in?

A: Good afternoon, we recommend that Lesco 18-0-9 Weed and Feed be applied while the grass is damp or wet. Then it needs to stay on the lawn for at least 48 hours without rain or watering so that it has time to work.

What weeds does LESCO pre-emergent prevent?

Product Details. With ready-to-use LESCO Pre-Emergent 0-0-7, you can proactively take on crabgrass along with other common Southern lawn weeds such as chickweed and henbit. This all-purpose crabgrass control contains Pre-M 0.86% plus potash for winter or summer weed prevention. Covers up to 12,500 square feet.

How often do you apply Lesco fertilizer?

Lesco Lawn Moisture Manager Use every 3 months on lawns, plants, shrubs, vegetables, herbs, flowers, trees, and potted plants. For more articles on lawn care, click here.

How long does it take for Lesco fertilizer to work?

4 day results. I used half the bag on my 7000 ft2 lawn. Within 4 days the grass filled in well and greened up big time. Recommend to anyone.

Will Lesco fertilizer burn grass?

St Augustine Grass Lesco Weed and Feed 50lbs will cover 13,000 square feet of lawn, kill off crabgrass, goosegrass, sandspurs and other summer weeds without burning this delicate grass. It's best to apply it to a lawn using a fertilizer spreader after the lawn has been thoroughly watered.

Is April too late for pre-emergent?

Preemergence weed control applications eliminate invasive plants before they begin to grow. Different weeds sprout and spread at different temperatures. Hence, it's never too late for preemptive treatments to work in your favor.

What temperature should pre-emergent be put down?

Rule of thumb is to get the application down before the soil temperatures are 50-55 degrees for five or more consecutive days. This is very important because 20% of the weed seed will start germinating at that time.

What temperature do you apply pre-emergent?

Apply spring pre-emergent when the soil temperature is around 55 degrees or above. Rather than setting a specific date for applying a pre-emergent, a good rule of thumb is to use pre-emergent when spring soil temperatures are around 55 degrees for at least 48 hours.

Should I apply pre-emergent before it rains?

The best time to apply crabgrass preventer is before the rain. After it rains, the preventer will have been washed into the soil and crabgrass seeds to stop them from developing roots and germinating. If you apply after rain, water your lawn immediately after to wash the pre-emergent into the soil.

Does pre-emergent need rain?

Preemergence herbicides need rain to be effective. Most farmers rely on rain to move the herbicide into the soil profile. It typically takes at least a half-inch of rain to activate the herbicide, meaning, moving it to the depth where germinating seeds are located.