Dismiss South Herbicide

No, this product is specifically designed for warm-season grasses like Bermudagrass, Zoysiagrass, and Bahiagrass. Applying it to cool-season turf may cause significant damage to your lawn.

No, you should not add a surfactant to Dismiss South. The product is formulated to work effectively on its own, and adding extra surfactants can lead to unintended issues.

Dismiss South is known for its rapid action, particularly against nutsedge. While visible results can appear quickly, the product works by penetrating the soil to target weed tubers, which ensures long-term control rather than just surface-level suppression.

The reentry interval for this product is 0 hours, meaning you can re-enter the treated area as soon as the spray has dried. However, it is always best practice to keep pets and children off the lawn until the application is fully dry.

Dismiss South requires soil moisture to activate properly and move into the root zone where it can target weed tubers. If your soil is extremely dry, you should water the area lightly before or after application to ensure the product reaches its intended target.

Dismiss South is a selective herbicide, meaning it is designed to target specific weeds like nutsedge, crabgrass, and broadleaf weeds without harming your established warm-season turf. It will not control every weed species, so it is best used as part of a targeted weed management plan.