How Do You Kill Weeds And Grass With Roundup?
Killing weeds is a necessity for gardeners and weekend yard warriors. You can choose to kill them by mechanical means (pulling) or for those without the time or inclination, chemical means. Using Roundup is an easy way to rid your yard or garden of unwanted growth. Roundup and other similar herbicides contain the chemical Glyphosphate. Glyphosphate-based herbicides all work on the same principle — they inhibit a specific enzyme that plants need in order to grow. Now let’s kill some weeds! Purchase Roundup pre-mixed or in concentrate from your local garden or home store. Dollar-for-dollar the concentrate is a better buy, as you can make gallons of weedkiller. If using concentrate, mix with water according to directions. Apply to undesired weeds or grass. Spray just enough to wet leaf surfaces. Drenching the plant is not necessary. Roundup is especially helpful in killing weeds that grow in sidewalks and driveways. Roundup is rainproof within 1 hour. If expecting rain, allow enough time
