Monterey Turflon Ester Herbicide

No, this product is specifically formulated for cool-season turf grasses. Using it on warm-season grasses like St. Augustine or Centipede can cause severe damage to your lawn.

Turflon Ester is a systemic, post-emergent herbicide. It is absorbed by the leaves and stems of the weeds and moves throughout the plant to kill it down to the roots.

When applied according to the label instructions, Turflon Ester is designed to target specific grassy and broadleaf weeds without harming established cool-season turf. Always follow the mixing ratios carefully to avoid accidental injury to your lawn.

You should begin to see signs of wilting or discoloration in the target weeds within a few days, though complete control may take a few weeks depending on the weed species and environmental conditions.

You should wait a specific amount of time after applying Turflon Ester before overseeding, as the herbicide can affect new grass seedlings. Check the product label for the exact waiting period, which is typically several weeks.

This concentrate is highly effective for spot treatment. You can mix smaller batches in a hand-held sprayer to target specific patches of Bermudagrass, ground ivy, or wild violet without treating the entire lawn.