Par 3

[SD1797]

Hi AO,

Does anyone happen to know the mix ratio for par 3 herbicide for killing dandelions?

Thx

[MountainTi]

I usually use a litre per 10 gallons of water.

[SD1797]

Originally Posted by MountainTi

I usually use a litre per 10 gallons of water.

Awesome I was thinking one liter in my 12 gallon sprayer so I wasn't far off. Thx Mountain.

[duddy lo]

55 ml for every 3 liters of water

[Dewey Cox]

I asked my father in law two days ago, and he said tip the jug, and pour it for about three seconds. Then fill the sprayer.
I could 't find those directions on the label...
Killed the dandelions though.

[threeforthree]

This is why things get band mixing is 6 ml per liter , all herbicide and insecdicide should be left to the professionals because of all the miss use of the product. U all think if Six Mills will kill 12 will kill it more.its already 4 times
Stronger than killex

[elkhunter1234]

This is the mix ratio I use for backpack and quad sprayers for both par 3 and round up

[Cfinck]

About a "glug" and a half. I've used it for many years and it seems to be pretty safe on grass. Except the time I forgot to rinse the roundup out. Whoops

[gordfishing]

i use

1liter for 20 litters of roundup
1/2 liter for 20 litters of par 3 or equivalent

[SD1797]

Originally Posted by threeforthree

This is why things get band mixing is 6 ml per liter , all herbicide and insecdicide should be left to the professionals because of all the miss use of the product. U all think if Six Mills will kill 12 will kill it more.its already 4 times
Stronger than killex

For everyone other than this guy thx for the helpful advice.

[Dewey Cox]

There's one in every crowd

[threeforthree]

Originally Posted by SD1797

For everyone other than this guy thx for the helpful advice.

Thats why I have a licence and you dont

[roger]

As a power engineer with dual journeyman ticket and a water/wastewater ticket (which requires annual ceu's) I make less money per hour than the grounds keeper (zeroturn mower pilot )attends a two day course and has this 'professional' ticket too.
There is a dummy in my mirror who thought education gets you further.

Oh ya read and adhere to the label ...it's two gluubs

[threeforthree]

Originally Posted by roger

As a power engineer with dual journeyman ticket and a water/wastewater ticket (which requires annual ceu's) I make less money per hour than the grounds keeper (zeroturn mower pilot )attends a two day course and has this 'professional' ticket too.
There is a dummy in my mirror who thought education gets you further.

Oh ya read and adhere to the label ...it's two gluubs

lol

[reddeerguy2015]

1L/15 Gallons if water, if you have a larger sprayer and don't feel like doing math