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Scotts
Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control
$22.99
Scotts
Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control
$22.99
Knock out pesky weeds and feed your grass in just 10 minutes. This simple hose-end solution tackles dandelions and clover while giving your yard the nutrients it needs. It's an easy way to spend less time working on the lawn and more time actually enjoying it.
Key Features
10 MINUTE LAWN CARE: This 2-in-1 formula controls listed lawn weeds while feeding to build thick, green grass; you can treat a 2,000 sq. ft. lawn in just 10 minutes
REUSABLE APPLICATOR: The handy connect and spray applicator is designed to be easily saved and reused with our refill bottles (sold separately) to help reduce plastic waste
TRANSLUCENT BOTTLE: We designed the bottle with a clear view so you can see exactly how much product you've applied
About This Product
Getting a great-looking yard shouldn't mean giving up your entire Saturday. Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control delivers a one-two punch that tackles tough weeds like dandelions and clover on contact while giving your grass a boost of essential nutrients. Our connect-and-spray reusable applicator makes application a total breeze—just hook it up to your hose and you can feed a 2,000 sq. ft. lawn in just ten minutes. We even included a translucent bottle so you can easily see exactly how much formula is left while you work. It's the perfect, simple solution for a lush, weed-free outdoor space.
Product Information
Fertilizer Analysis: 29-0-0 NPK
Active Ingredients: 2,4-D, Mecoprop-p, Dichloroprop-p
Coverage: 2,000 sq. ft.
Size: 32 fl. oz.
Sku: 5623101
Product Label:
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- Safety data sheet can be found at: https://www.scottsmsds.com
Where & When To Use
Where to Use: Safe to apply to Bluegrass, Fescue, Ryegrass, Bahiagrass, Bermudagrass, Centipedegrass, and Zoysiagrass.
Where Not to Use: Do not apply to St. Augustinegrass (including Floratam), Buffalograss, Dichondra, desirable clovers, Lippia, or ornamental plants. Do not apply near water or storm drains.
When to Use: Apply when weeds are actively growing and daytime temperatures are below 85°F. Do not apply when it is windy or if rain is expected that day.
How Often to Use: Limit applications to a maximum of 2 times per year. Wait 3 to 4 weeks between applications.
How To Use
1. Shake: Shake the bottle well before using.
2. Connect: Attach the reusable applicator to your hose and turn on the water. Start at the farthest point in your yard and work your way back.
3. Spray: Point the nozzle in the direction you want to spray and slide the switch to the ON position.
4. Finish: When done, slide the switch to OFF and turn off the water at the spigot. Relieve the water pressure by moving the switch back to ON until the water slows to a drip, then move it back to OFF and disconnect from the hose.
Product Tips
Save your applicator! It's designed to be reused with refill bottles to reduce plastic waste. Clean the applicator by filling the emptied bottle with water, reattaching the applicator, and spraying over the treatment area until empty. Remove and store the applicator in a clean, dry space until next use.
Hold off on cutting your grass for 1 to 2 days after application.
Watering Tips
If your lawn needs watering, water thoroughly 24 hours before applying.
To ensure the weed-killing power works, do not water your lawn for 48 hours after application so it doesn't wash off.
Product Safety
Kids & Pets: Keep people and pets out of the treated area during application. They can safely re-enter the yard once the spray has completely dried.
Wash Up: Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after handling the product and before eating or drinking.
Safe Storage: Store the product in its original container in a cool area that is inaccessible to children and protected from freezing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I store leftover Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control?
If there's still liquid weed and feed left in the bottle, just switch the applicator to "OFF" and store in a cool place away from heat, sunlight, and open flame.
Can I apply Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control to new grass?
This one isn't for new grass, and may damage delicate baby grass in the fight against weeds. You can start using Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control after your new grass after you've mowed 3 times. Also, don't plant, reseed, or lay sod for 3-4 weeks after using liquid lawn fertilizer with weed control. For new grass, we recommend Scotts Turf Builder Starter Liquid Lawn Food.
How long does it take Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control to work?
Weeds will begin to curl within a few of days. Some hard-to-control weeds may require a repeat application in 3-4 weeks.
When should I apply Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control?
For most people, the best time to apply is spring or fall. That's because weeds need to be actively growing, but don't apply when temperatures exceed 85°F. Wait until your grass is greened up in spring, and apply before your grass goes into dormancy if you're applying in fall. You can make up to 2 applications of liquid weed and feed every year.
What if it rains after I apply Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control? Should I water my lawn after application?
Rain and watering can wash away the weed killer in this formula, meaning your work goes to waste. Do NOT water after application for 48 hours, and do NOT apply if rain is expected on the same day.
What weeds does Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control kill?
Scotts Turf Builder Liquid Lawn Food Plus Weed Control kills alder, artichoke, aster, Austrian fieldcress, beggartick, biden, bitterweed, black medic, box elder, broomweed, buckhorn, bull thistle, burdock, bur ragweed, buttercup, Canada thistle, carpetweed, catnip, chickweed, chicory, clover, dandelion, dock, elderberry, English daisy, Florida pusley, goldenrod, ground ivy, healall, henbit, honeysuckle, horsetail, ironweed, knotweed, lambsquarters, mallow, morning glory, musk thistle, mustard, nettle, oxalis, pennywort, peppergrass, pepperweed, pigweed, plantain, poison ivy, poison oak, ragweed, St. Johnswort, sheep sorrel, shepherdspurse, smartweed, sowthistle, speedwell, spurge, spurweed, stinkweed, sumac, sunflower, thistle, tumbleweed, velvet leaf, Veronica, vetch, Virginia buttonweed, Viriginia creeper, wild aster, wild carrot, wild garlic, wild geranium, wild lettuce, wild onion, wild radish, wild rape, wild strawberry, wild sweet potato, willow, witchweed, woodsorrel, wormseed, yarrow, and yellow rocket.