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For post-emergent application with Tenacity Herbicide use at a rate of 4 to 8 ounces per acre in at least 30 gallons of water per acre adding in a non-ionic surfactant; a repeat application at 2 to 3 weeks may be required for more adequate weed control.
Remember, pre-emergent herbicide can affect desirable plants. That includes turf. Caution must be taken if you're applying pre-emergent and seeding the turf in the same season. Seed first, then apply pre-emergent at least 6 weeks later to allow for lawn establishment. Or seed at least 3 months after the pre-emergent has been applied. Principle #2: Pre-emergent must be mixed correctly and applied evenly over the target area for best results. Pre-emergent herbicides need to be mixed correctly for the spray solution to be at the appropriate strength.