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Sta-Green Liquid Weed & Feed

15 years ago

I bought some Sta-Green Liquid Weed & Feed from my local Lowes to kill unwanted weeds in my lawn and to promote better grass growth. Instructions say not to use when air temperature is above 85 degrees as this "may" cause damage to lawn. In southern Louisiana this could be most of the year. Some directions can be OVER cautious...would it be ok to use this in the hot, humid climate of southern Louisiana since it is sold down here?

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mcbdz
15 years ago
I'd be afraid. I'd only use very early spring or late fall. JMHO.
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