Monterey Turflon Ester Weed Killer

No, when used as directed, Turflon Ester is designed to be selective. It targets specific invasive grasses like Bermudagrass and Kikuyugrass while leaving established, desirable turfgrasses unharmed.

Yes, this is a concentrated formula. You must dilute it with water according to the instructions on the label before putting it into your sprayer.

This product is specifically formulated for use on lawns. Because it is a systemic herbicide, it can easily damage or kill desirable flowers, shrubs, and ornamental plants if it drifts onto them, so it is best to avoid using it in garden beds.

You should begin to see signs of the weeds wilting or yellowing within a week or two, though the total time to complete control depends on the weed type and environmental conditions.

It is generally recommended to wait until your new grass has been mowed at least three or four times before applying this herbicide. Applying it to very young, tender grass can cause damage.