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  • Asked by John from Great Falls, Montana
    05/04/2016
    Q
    How much Fusilade II to kill grassy weeds in bluegrass lawn?
    I am trying to kill quackgrass and barnyard grass in a bluegrass lawn with a little fall fescue. Do I use the 6oz per acre? That seemed to be what they recommend on the label for use on a tall fescue lawn.
    A

    Fusilade II Herbicide should not be used on desirable turf as a broadcast spray. You can do a spot treatment in your lawn only. The mixing ratio is 0.75 fl. oz. per gallon of water. It is also recommended that you use a surfactact, such as the Non-Ionic Surfactant. The mixing ratio for that is 1/2 fl oz.

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    3 of 4 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Peggy from Gallatin, Tn
    05/28/2019
    Q
    How long after spraying Fusilade II Herbicide should I see results? What is the warmest temperature is it safe to spray?
    I used .5 oz Fusilade and 1 tablespoon surfactant in 1 gallon of water.
    A

    The time it takes Fusilade II to kill weeds depends on a few different variables such as the specific weed you are targeting, the outside temperature, as well as the ground temperature.  It can take up to 2 weeks to see full results. Any time you are using a post-emergent herbicide, including ones like Fusilade, the weeds or grasses you are targeting must be in an actively growing state and soil temps need to be above 65 degrees and below 85 degrees consistently for you to see maximum results. 

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    7 of 8 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Ken from Elko Nevada
    04/23/2021
    Q
    Can Duo Stick be used as a surfactant with Fusilade II Herbicide?
    A

    Methylated Seed Oil would not be recommended to use as a surfactant with Fusilade II Herbicide. A non ionic surfactant is recommended per the product label. 

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  • Asked by Andy from Pilot Hill, Ca
    04/03/2018
    Q
    Can Fusilade II and Roundup Custom be mixed in same 50 spray tank?
    If so, do I need to add surfactant? For road side spraying.
    A

    You can mix Fusilade II Herbicide with other herbicides such as RoundUp Custom. You should use a non-ionic surfactant with these herbicides for best results. Be sure that you are following the more restrictive labeling that pertains to your application needs.

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    9 of 10 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Chris from Orlando, Fl
    06/18/2015
    Q
    What do you mix the Fusillade ll with?
    A
    Fusilade II Herbicide is mixed with water and a Non Ionic Surfactant and applied to areas where grassy weed control is needed without harming ornamentals and flowers. 
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  • Asked by Bryan from Western Ky
    04/29/2021
    Q
    Is a non ionic surfactant safe to use along with Fusilade II?
    A

    Yes, a non ionic surfactant is recommended to be tank mixed with Fusilade II Herbicide to increase effectiveness. 

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    0 of 1 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Jason from Bogart
    08/26/2021
    Q
    Can dawn dish soap be used as a surfactant with Fusilade II Herbicide? Is this an effective surfactant?
    A

    No, using Dawn Dish Soap in place of a Non Ionic Surfactant with Fusilade II Herbicide would not be recommended as this is off label usage and not advised per the manufacturer or DoMyOwn.com. The use of dish soap will also foam up in the tank sprayer and cause difficuties to apply the herbicide effectively. 

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  • Asked by Heather from Edmond, Ok
    08/25/2013
    Q
    Can Fusilade be used on a residential lawn? If so, does it need to be diluted from label instructions?
    A

    Fusilade II Herbicide can be applied to residential areas per the product label. Please refer to the product table for specific dilution ratios.

    Usage chart for spot treatments:

    1 gallon water  +   .75 fl oz of Fusilade  +   .5 oz surfactant

    10 gallons water   +   6.5 fl oz Fusilade   +   3 oz surfactant

    25 gallons water   +   1 pint Fusilade  +   .5 pint surfactant

    50 gallon water   +    1 qt Fusilade   +   1 pint surfactant

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    3 of 4 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by David from Crestwood, Ky
    05/18/2018
    Q
    Can you tell me a brand name of a non-ionic surfactant to use with Fusilade and where I can buy it?
    A

    To increase effectiveness when applying Fusilade II Herbicide you can use a Non-Ionic Surfactant in conjunction with it and we sell this product here on our website.  

     

     

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    2 of 2 people found this answer helpful.
  • Asked by Mike
    05/05/2019
    Q
    When tank mixing Stinger and Fusilade do you still add surfactant?
    Fusilade calls for it and Stinger calls against it.
    A

    Fusilade II Herbicide always requires a surfactant be mixed with it for best results.  We do not carry anything called Stinger so could not comment on it other than to follow labeled instructions.  If Stinger does not require a surfactant, it would be best to apply each product separately. 

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