Hg-95833 Weed Stop For Lawns, Ready-to-use, 1 Gallon

Spectracide Weed Stop for Lawns is a ready-to-use liquid herbicide that controls more than 200 types of weeds, including broadleaf varieties such as dandelion, chickweed, and clover, as well as poison ivy, poison oak, blackberry, and kudzu. When used as directed, it won't harm your lawn, making it suitable for spot treatments throughout your grass.

The spray application delivers visible results within hours, with weeds wilting and browning overnight as the formula works down to the root. The product becomes rainfast in just 6 hours, so light rainfall or routine watering after that window won't reduce its effectiveness.

Features and Benefits

• Broad Weed Coverage: Controls more than 200 weed types, including dandelion, chickweed, clover, poison ivy, poison oak, blackberry, and kudzu (see label for complete list).
• Fast-Acting Formula: Visible results appear within hours; weeds begin wilting and browning overnight as the product works down to the root.
• Ready-to-Use: No mixing required—spray directly on weeds for convenient spot treatments.
• Rainfast Protection: Becomes rainfast in 6 hours after application, so routine watering and light rain will not wash away effectiveness.
• Safe for Lawns: Won't harm your lawn when applied as directed.

Specifications

• Brand: Spectracide
• Model: HG-95833
• Size: 1 gallon
• Type: Ready-to-use liquid spray
• Application Method: Spray
• Rainfast Time: 6 hours
• Reapplication Interval: Wait at least 30 days between applications for weeds that require retreatment

How to Use

• Application: Spray lightly to cover weeds; no mixing required. Apply when daytime temperatures are between 60 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit.
• Watering Schedule: Do not water the treated area within 6 hours after application, and do not apply if rain is expected that day.
• Stubborn Weeds: Some hard-to-kill weeds may require re-treatment after waiting at least 30 days.
• Temperature Warning: Do not apply when daytime temperatures are above 85 degrees Fahrenheit, as this can damage grass.