Quinclorac 1.5 L -(1/2 gal.) Compare to Drive XLR8- Kills Crabgrass

This stuff really works also kills St. Augustine grass for you Bermuda grass lovers.

I used this for the first time 3 years ago. I have a 1.5 acre fescue lawn in Kansas and used to have tens of thousands of dandelions each spring. My initial use was in August of 2022. In the spring of 2023 I probably had less than one hundred dandelions in the entire yard. This spring I maybe had twenty. I had the mid/late July crabgrass explosion this year and just used this product less than two weeks ago. I went out tonight to spot spray the crabgrass that survived. I could hardly find any. This stuff is amazing! I do a lot of things for my lawn each year...pre-emergent, broadleaf weed killer, grub killer, fertilize, dethatch, aerate, overseed, etc. Using quinclorac is the absolute #1 difference maker. There seems to be few products that are worth their money nowadays, but his is definitely one of them.

Likes it is a liquid formulation of quinclorac and controls field bindweed. Used Drive DF for years but dislike it like to settle in the tank. No dislikes

I've used other products that are professional grade. But this stuff delivers on crabgrass. You see results in about 4 days and the crabgrass just withers and dries out. I spot spray it because I'm not a fan of breathing in the mist with our tank sprayer. It's tedious but it works great. Don't forget to add a surficant. Like MSO. The mixing table is accurate I use the recommended mix for 2 gallon spot spraying. It worked perfect didn't kill anything around it other than crabgrass. Not real good on clover. But say goodbye to crabgrass. I'll use this annually rid my backyard of crabgrass. It doesn't matter how many tillers are showing it will kill it.

Little to no impact on weeds it is supposed to control. Applied as recommended and utilized surfactant with the application. Quite disappointing

Followed the application instructions exactly as written. Worked well. Took 2 applications of the product to kill all of the crabgrass, might have Ben able to only apply once if it hadn’t have rained.

It killed the crabgrass in a couple of days. Make sure you saturate the plants; there were a few I had to hit a second time. All in all, works great. The Bermuda grass grew right out of the crabgrass. The amount is a lot; you could split it with a couple of neighbors.

I was suspect whether this would really kill crabgrass post-emergence. But I was pleasantly surprised, it really worked. And it doesn't kill the normal grass around it. A surfactant is a must or it will wash off the crabgrass with the first rain or heavy dew. Apply it after the grass dries, or the rain/dew will dilute it.I applied 1 oz per gallon, and you can see the results in 2 to 3 days. I have applied it early on with a pump sprayer, then when crabgrass started coming in heavy all over my 2 acres I applied it with a pull-behind boom sprayer. The pump sprayer is more effective with a shot right on the weed, but for large areas that can take hours to apply. The pull-behind boom sprayer worked nearly as well, but it will use a lot more chemical. I plan to spot treat again this week as the few remaining plants are maturing. We'll see if a fully grown plant will still succumb to this stuff.