Need a new measuring syringe for Tenacity

[Green]

I need a new measuring syringe for Tenacity. Anyone know of a good one and good source to purchase it? Ebay?

Thanks!

[seiyafan]

Medicine Dropper from Amazon.

[nclawnguy]

Local pharmacy should have syringes for administering medicine to kids for $3 or $4.

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[bernstem]

Stainless steel measuring spoons.

[andy10917]

Amen, Bern!! Keep it simple. I also find it leads to less waste.

[tlinden]

IMO the spoons are easier to use and clean. But the syringe is good if you have odd/micro amounts you need to mix.

[bernstem]

I don't know that you would ever need to measure less than 1/4 of a teaspoon. My measuring spoons go down to 1/8 of a teaspoon.

The syringe that comes with it is terrible. Even for high quality syringes, Tenacity is rather thick. I guess if you go old school with a glass syringe, that would work well, but they are a bit of a pain to use.

[01redcrew]

Brilliant on the stainless steel. Just ordered some off amazon

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[McLovin]

Brilliant on the stainless steel. Just ordered some off amazon

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Agree! Elegant solution.

Really like these:

http://www.amazon.com/Norpro-3080-Stain ... B0009X1P9S

[FrankZ]

Stainless steel measuring spoons.

this is what I use.

[fall50]

After spending some time looking through old threads I came across this one. I am in the city so my front yard is apprx 2k sqft. I have laid down Scotts Starter with Mesotrione which highlighted my problem areas. I now would like to spot treat these areas but with liquid tenacity and would prefer to only to mix up half a gallon as I have likely 300 sqft at most to spray. To mix up only a 1/2 gallon would be apprx .27 Teaspoon = 1.33ML . Which limits me to likely using a syringe from Walgreens or CVS to calibrate to that small of dose.

Am I better off just trying for half a .55 teaspoon per gallon instead? How potent of a dose would that be and how soon could I reapply based on this dosage?

[ezael]

You could mix like you said the 1/2 tsp with a gallon and only use half of it. It is wasteful but if you only have a very small area an 8 oz bottle of tenacity would likely last your lifetime.

[HoosierLawnGnome]

After spending some time looking through old threads I came across this one. I am in the city so my front yard is apprx 2k sqft. I have laid down Scotts Starter with Mesotrione which highlighted my problem areas. I now would like to spot treat these areas but with liquid tenacity and would prefer to only to mix up half a gallon as I have likely 300 sqft at most to spray. To mix up only a 1/2 gallon would be apprx .27 Teaspoon = 1.33ML . Which limits me to likely using a syringe from Walgreens or CVS to calibrate to that small of dose.

Am I better off just trying for half a .55 teaspoon per gallon instead? How potent of a dose would that be and how soon could I reapply based on this dosage?

You get a syringe that's akin to the ones you'd buy at Walgreens or CVS when you buy the small bottle. Totally normal measuring out small doses.

You'll be fine mixing up a small batch and spot spraying. Normally when you spot spray it's a bit heavier rate anyways because you're only targeting weeds and a few immediate neighbors - not every plant in your lawn - the damage is far easily recovered from.

[Michael303]

This is what I use for Tenacity amongst other things.

10 Pack - Syringe with Blunt Tip Needles https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01HFTYINS

Super handy to have around the house.