Monterey Brush and Vine Herbicide Concentrate

Coverage depends entirely on your mixing ratio and the density of the vegetation you are treating. Because this is a concentrate, you will need to dilute it with water according to the label instructions, which vary based on whether you are doing spot treatments or broadcast spraying.

Yes, this is a non-selective herbicide, meaning it will damage or kill almost any green plant it touches, including your lawn grass. Use it carefully as a spot treatment directly on the brush or vines, and avoid spraying on windy days to prevent drift onto desirable plants.

A standard pump-up garden sprayer is sufficient for most applications. Just ensure the sprayer is clean before use and thoroughly rinsed afterward to prevent residue from damaging other plants the next time you use it.

You should start to see wilting and yellowing within a few days, but complete control of tough, woody plants can take a few weeks. For very large or established vines, you may need to apply the product directly to a fresh cut on the stem for the best results.

As with most herbicides, you should keep pets and children out of the treated area until the spray has completely dried. Once the product is dry, it is generally safe for them to re-enter the space.