Question : What areas can this herbicide be used in?
Answer : Imazapyr 2 SL Herbicide can be used in non-cropland areas, pastures, and rangelands.
Question : Does it control both pre-emergent and post-emergent vegetation?
Answer : Yes, Imazapyr 2 SL Herbicide is effective in both preventing and controlling unwanted vegetation.
Question : How long does the sterilization effect last?
Answer : The soil sterilization effect of Imazapyr 2 SL Herbicide provides long-lasting results.
Question : What is 2SL versus 4SL?
Answer : 4SL is a higher percentage of the main chemical. Stronger dose. It is better for killing Tamarisk.
Question : What is the container size?
Answer : The container size is 1 Quart.
Question : Will this kill weeds without harming walnuts in a 3 acre seedling walnut stand?
Answer : No, this is a brush killer and will kill the seedlings if it gets on the leaves or bark. It is recommended to use a glyphosate (Roundup clone) instead.
Question : Will this kill vines or malberry vines?
Answer : Yes, this will kill any bush, tree, or vine it touches. The ground below where you spray will be barren. The safest approach is using the hack and squirt method.
Question : Will a small hatchet chop to a 1.5ft diameter tree and 1/2 tsp of alligare imazapyr 2SL into the cut kill the tree?
Answer : The recommendation is to perform 1 hack per 3" DBH and use just 1ml per hack. It is highly recommended to research the hack and squirt method. Imazapyr is effective if used properly.
Question : Will this kill heavenly bodies like nandina domestica?
Answer : Probably, given the right dose. However, glyphosate (e.g. Roundup or Rodeo) is cheaper and more effective. Imazapyr is preferred for environmentally sensitive areas.
Question : Does this work as well as Arsenal for killing everything but pine trees?
Answer : Yes, Imazapyr does a great job of killing unwanted plants like Autumn Olive without harming pine trees.
Question : Will this kill sage brush selectively?
Answer : Yes, it will kill sage brush. Mix at a 1oz to 1 gallon ratio. Be careful about application as it can seep over with rain. Sponging the selected weeds can be an alternative to spraying.