Southern Ag 12102 Sticker Spreader 16oz

I purchased this to accompany the application of an herbicide to kill dollar weed which has a glossy surface that repels liquid applications. The worked perfectly and I eventually was able to rid my lawn of the dollar weed.

Good product - makes herbicides and insecticides adhere and be more effective. Good value for the performance.

I have been using this product for years but I can't seem to find it in local stores lately. This product gets mixed with your weed and grass or brush killer to help it stick to the plant better so whatever product you are using will be more effective. Many weeds especially poison ivy have a very waxy coating and herbicides sprayed on the leaves can drip right off. This helps to coat the leaves so the weed killer works better. Excellent product. I love it.

Worked well for a weed killer we needed to work good and fast. Would buy again when we need it.

This is one of those things you may not realize you need for your lawn care. A small amount of this liquid makes your weed killer more effective whether if used on a selective or non-selective herbicide. This can be very helpful on weeds which can have a hydrophobic surface causing the spray to just bead up and not be absorbed. This additive allows the spray to penetrate those surfaces and be more readily absorbed which makes spraying more effective. Good to have on hand.

This is a sticker-spreader material to be applied with residual fungicides (such as Cu-based, what I'll be using it with) I'm sure it will work well; however, I can't apply it just yet since all spray materials require dry foliage and it's been raining off-and-on for the last couple of weeks here. Incidentally, I intend to use it to combat what I suspect is Phytophthora on a quince tree, which attacks some shoots and fruit (but doesn't seem to progress as aggressively as would fire blight), and perhaps eventually against black knot on plum trees, also a severe problem here in Hamilton, NJ. Oddly enough, sticker-spreader is not generally sold in plant nursery outlets around here, although it is de rigeur for foliar nutritive spray of minor elements, further south in the US. If you want to check further on its effects, email me at [email protected] .

Easy to use. Just add it to your spray solution, according to instructions, and mix in prior to spraying.

I used it and could not tell that it made the weed killer stick to the weeds like the hi yield I used in the past!! It is not thick like honey like the other and for sure hi yield stuck the poison and worked through a light rain.