This Natural Round Up recipe has been all over the internet so I had to try it. Not only is Round Up expensive but it also has plenty of chemicals in it that I would rather not spray on our lawn that our children and pets play on. The recipe is easy and uses common household ingredients. Even though I had heard it worked really well I had to see it for myself and I was surprised at how quickly it worked.
Natural Round Up will kill everything (including grass) so do not spray it on areas with desirable plants or grass.
Recipe and directions:
1 gallon white vinegar
2 cups epson salt ( other recipes called for plain salt so I think you can use either)
1/4 dish soap
empty sprayer
just mix and spray, let it sit a couple of hours( preferably in the sun)
By the end of the day the weeds should be dead-gone!
The left picture is of a weed before I sprayed it and the right picture is a day after I sprayed it!
Natural Round Up will kill everything (including grass) so do not spray it on areas with desirable plants or grass.
Recipe and directions:
1 gallon white vinegar
2 cups epson salt ( other recipes called for plain salt so I think you can use either)
1/4 dish soap
empty sprayer
just mix and spray, let it sit a couple of hours( preferably in the sun)
By the end of the day the weeds should be dead-gone!
The left picture is of a weed before I sprayed it and the right picture is a day after I sprayed it!
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1 comment:
I've used regular old salt and had some great results. :)
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