Job Done Right Podcast Ep. 5: RM43 Do's and Don'ts

[@go5582]

What a great company. Thank you.

[@JCLawn51]

If you get rm43 in a spot not intended, is there a way to undo the residual action? Like disturbing the soil or though heat like a propane torch?

[@RaganMassey]

Hi- We apologize, but there is not a way to undo residual action. Please call our office at [phone] with concerns or questions.

[@cathyc2665]

Idk anything,, but maybe water down the area you don't want effected??

[@JCLawn51]

@@cathyc2665 I didn't bother to call but there is a way to break down the chemical otherwise it would never go away. Even on the bottle it says that if you get heavy rains it will not last as long as advertised. Most pre-emergent chemicals loose their effectiveness when you break the soil barrier with a rake but I assume there is more to what is in this, but I do not know. I do know where I applied this and a zero turn has been turning on it, I have weeds after 2.5 months growing again so it might work the same. My issues was I had some overspray get on a nice lawn and burned some patches and I wanted to fix it. Well this springs drought did enough damage for me not to worry about it.

[@Edmondson_Avenue]

@@cathyc2665 that won't work

[@suzyhen]

53.8% Glyphosate Grass and Weed Killer vs rm43, which is better for knotweed?

[@go5582]

Angie , your beautiful.