Scotts Roundup Weed and Grass Killer Concentrate

For standard applications, mix 6 fluid ounces of the concentrate into 1 gallon of water. Always use a dedicated sprayer and follow the mixing instructions on the label to ensure the correct potency.

No, the formula is deactivated upon contact with the soil. This means it only affects the vegetation it touches and does not leave a residual barrier, allowing you to replant in the treated area shortly after the weeds have died.

You will typically see visible wilting within a few hours of application. Complete eradication of the weeds usually takes between one and two weeks, depending on the weed type and weather conditions.

Yes, it is designed for precise spot treatment around landscape features like trees, shrubs, and flowers. However, be careful to avoid direct spray or drift onto the leaves of plants you want to keep, as the product is non-selective and will harm any green vegetation it contacts.

Yes, the formula is absorbed through the leaves and travels down to the root system. This systemic action ensures the entire plant is eliminated, which helps prevent the weeds from growing back.