It would be best to apply Remedy Ultra Herbicide at least 24 hours before you're expecting any more rain.
If you have a place to spray the older Remedy solution where it may be of use (where you do not have desirable shrubs, trees, etc.), then you may do that. Otherwise, you can contact your local waste management facility for instructions on where to take pesticide waste in your area.
Remedy Ultra Herbicide is not labeled to control bald cypress or any cypress trees. This product also does not have labeling for use in aquatic areas where these trees are typically found. Due to the fast growth rate and unique nature of bald cypress, we recommend you contact an experienced arborist for assistance with this tree. Removal will usually require grinding the roots, which can be quite disturbing to the surrounding area if residential. Keep in mind these trees may be protected in your area depending on where they are found and the water level in that area. We recommend contacting your local Cooperative Extension for further assistance. You can find your local office here.
Remedy Ultra Herbicide should not harm bees if used as directed. Per the manufacturer’s label, when treating sensitive areas, it should only be applied when the potential for drift to adjacent sensitive areas is minimal (meaning there is no wind or when the wind is blowing away from the sensitive area). When treating yaupon holly, it recommends using the streamline basal bark treatment application for plants with stems less then 4 inches in basal diameter. Please read and follow all of the label instructions.
Remedy Ultra Herbicide could possibly kill a desirable tree if the roots are in the treated area and enough is absorbed. In a case like this it would be best to apply only to the cut stump of the tree you want to kill to be sure it is the only one affected.
Remedy Ultra Herbicide is safe around horses when used as directed on the label. It is recommended they be out of the area during treatment until dry.
Yes, Remedy Ultra can be used in a pasture to control the weeds listed on the product label.
We recommend waiting at least 12 months before planting anything new where you have applied Remedy Ultra Herbicide. If you are doing a cut stump treatment, then we recommend that you do not plant anything new within the area of the former dripline of the tree since that’s how far out the existing roots can go. You want to be careful that there is no drift or soil movement into areas where you plant to put any new plants for at least 12 months.
We recommend waiting at least 12 months before planting anything new where you have applied Remedy Ultra Herbicide as it can persist in the soil for that long.
The rates for Remedy Ultra Herbicide can vary depending on where you are treating and what you are treating for. Remedy Ultra Herbicide can be mixed with either an agricultural surfactant such as Southern Ag Non IonicSurfactant, or oil such as diesel, kerosene, or fuel oil, depending on what you are treating for. Please refer to the product label for complete application instructions.
Remedy Ultra Herbicide is not labeled to be used on edibles such as asparagus so we cannot recommend applying as injury could occur.
Remedy Ultra Herbicide is not labeled for pecans or pecan saplings. We would recommend you contact your local department of Agriculture for a product recommendation.
Remedy Ultra Herbicide is not labeled for nightshade. GrazonNext is labeled for nightshade. It should be applied at 1.5-2.1 pints per acre. The amount of water you’ll use will depend on how much water it takes you to thoroughly cover that acre, without running out too early, or having any left over after completion of spraying the acre.
No, Remedy Ultra Herbicide is not labeled to be used around edible plants or vegetables. If Remedy Ultra were sprayed in an area you would like to plant vegetables, you would normally need to wait a year before a new crop could be safely planted in those areas. You can use a non-selective herbicide that does not have soil residual instead, such as Avenger Herbicide.
We recommend applying Remedy Ultra when rainfall or irrigation are not expected for at least 24 hours for best results.
The rates for Remedy Ultra Herbicide will vary depending on where and how you are treating. The mixing ratio is 1.28 – 1.92 fl. oz. per gallon of water for spot treatments Please refer to the product label for complete instructions for your specific application.
Yes, Remedy Ultra Herbicide is labeled to kill clover in areas listed on the product label.
When tank mixing Remedy Ultra Herbicide with Roundup you will want to do the following: 1. Add one-half of the needed water to the mixing tank and start agitation, 2. Add the recommended # of fl oz of Roundup & the recommended # of fl oz of Remedy Ultra Herbicide per the product labels for your application to make 2 gallons of mixed solution, 3. Fill the sprayer with the remaining amount of water.
** Be sure to maintain continuous agitation of the spray mixture during mixing, final filling and throughout application to ensure spray uniformity.
Before tank mixing, it is recommended to always do a Compatibility Test prior to tank mixing 2 herbicides to test physical compatibility. To do a Compatibility Test, please refer to the Tank Mixing & Compatibility Test Section on page 3 of the Remedy Ultra product label for step by step instructions.
The active ingredient in Remedy Ultra Herbicide, Triclopyr, will travel through the plant, however, it is not known to leach into soil. There is a slight possibility as it does not bind extremely tight to soil, but for most, it is not an issue.
The rates for Remedy Ultra Herbicide will vary depending on where and how you are treating. Please refer to the product label for the rates for your specific needs.
