Would it be compatible to tank mix BLSC with prodiamine... or with Tenacity (used as pre M)?
SLS and yucca mix only, not the “Kelp Help”. That I mix with Serenade, and apply as a fine mist. For this, I would be using a 20V backpack and a wide angle turbo tee or a flood jet.
I've been doing a lot of spraying, ~10K of turf, so I'm trying to come up with some process efficiency...
Tank mixing BLSC with Pre Emergent
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Re: Tank mixing BLSC with Pre Emergent
In a word, no. Although you'd probably get away with it cold, BLSC is an anionic surfactant. Most pre-ems don't recommend the use of any surfactant at all, while almost every spray that does recommend a surfactant recommend the use of a non-ionic one.
BLSC would mix well with Kelp Help, but that's about it (and you already spray your KH with Serenade, where I also wouldn't use BLSC due to the saltiness), and I'd avoid use with any other sprays used on the lawn.
BLSC would mix well with Kelp Help, but that's about it (and you already spray your KH with Serenade, where I also wouldn't use BLSC due to the saltiness), and I'd avoid use with any other sprays used on the lawn.
- __JT__
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- Grass Type: Northern Mix (20% each of Midnight, Diva, and Everglade Kentucky bluegrass, and 20% Zodiac chewings fescue and 20% Fiesta 4 perennial ryegrass) with Bewitched mixed into shade
- Lawn Size: 10000-20000
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