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Coverage varies by formula and the label mix rate. Listings show ranges from about 300 sq ft up to 1,600 sq ft. For example, a 16 oz concentrate when mixed is shown to cover roughly 800–1,500 sq ft. Always follow the product label for the exact coverage per mix.
These concentrates are diluted with water according to the product label and applied by spraying. Labels commonly recommend a tank sprayer or a hose‑end sprayer and allow spot treatments or treating measured areas—follow the product label for exact mix ratios and application instructions.
Timing varies by product. Several listings state products can become rainproof in as little as 30 minutes and show visible wilting within hours. One listing notes root uptake in 1–2 hours with visible results in as little as 3 hours. Check the specific product label for the exact timing for that formula.
Labels commonly list non‑lawn areas such as flower beds, around trees, along fences, driveways, walkways, cracks and crevices, patios, paths, under decks, gravel areas, freshly cut woody stumps, and for garden plot preparation. Follow the product label for approved use sites and directions.
Finished spray volume depends on the label mix rate. Examples in the listings show a 16 oz bottle can make about 2.6 to 5 gallons of spray, while a 32 fl oz bottle can make up to about 5.3 gallons when mixed as directed. Verify the product label for exact dilution instructions and yield.
The listings consistently identify these as concentrate formulations labeled “Concentrate (Mix With Water),” indicating they must be diluted before use—follow the label for the proper mix ratio.
At least one product explicitly advises not to use the concentrate on lawns, and that restriction appears in other usage notes. The available details do not list additional specific prohibited sites—always read the full product label for complete warnings and areas where treatment is not allowed.
Product details note that a spraying accessory is required and commonly recommend a tank sprayer or a hose‑end sprayer to apply the mixed solution. Follow label instructions for recommended equipment and application technique.