Weed Stop For Lawns Concentrate Ready-To-Spray, 32 Oz

Worked great for me in lubbock, TX. May or may not work for you depending on what type of weeds you have but here is a before and after pic. As you can see i had alot of weeds in my yard and now they are mostly all gone with just grass left. It does take a few weeks to see results after spraying properly and this is also with consistent mowing.

If you're tired of your front yard looking like a botanical garden for dandelions, this stuff is a total game-changer. I’ve tried a few different concentrates, but the Spectracide Weed Stop For Lawns is officially my go-to for keeping the grass green and the weeds... well, dead. Why It’s 5 Stars: * The "Ready-to-Spray" Design is Brilliant: No measuring, no mixing, and no accidentally turning your garage floor into a chemical spill site. You just click it onto your garden hose and go. It’s incredibly satisfying to watch the weeds get soaked while you just take a leisurely stroll across your lawn. * Insane Speed: They claim "Visible Results in 3 Hours," and they aren't kidding. I sprayed some stubborn clover and plantain in the morning, and by lunch, they were already starting to curl and look miserable. By day three? Crispy. * Precision Targeting: It really does live up to the "Kills the Weeds, Not the Lawn" promise. My Fescue stayed perfectly healthy and vibrant, while the crabgrass and dandelions met their maker. * The Price Point: For 32 ounces that covers a massive chunk of yard, the value is unbeatable—especially compared to professional lawn services that charge hundreds for the same result. Pro-Tips for Best Results: > Timing is Everything: Make sure you apply this when the temperature is between 45°F and 90°F. If it’s too hot, you risk stressing your grass; if it’s too cold, the weeds won't "drink" the poison fast enough. > * Check the Radar: Ensure there’s no rain in the forecast for at least 6–24 hours so the product has time to dry and penetrate the roots. * Don't Mow Immediately: Give it a couple of days before and after spraying before you bring out the mower. Let the weeds grow a little leaf surface so they can absorb the spray! Final Verdict: If you want a golf-course-quality lawn without the golf-course-quality price tag or effort, buy this. Your HOA (and your feet) will thank you!

I initially tested this out on a 500 sq ft portion of my lawn that was infested with broadleaf weeds, and it did not work. Then I did some research and discovered that depending on the pressure of the water in the hose, the weed stop concentrate might not be siphoning into the water stream correctly. I went back and looked at the weed stop bottle and noticed that it was 3/4 full, which meant that the concentrate probably had not siphon into the hose water stream correctly. Three weeks later, I tried again, but this time I lowered the water pressure in the hose by just a little bit. That seemed to work. When I was done spraying the lawn, the bottle was almost empty. It’s been two weeks now and it does look like the broadleaf weeds are dying, but it’s happening very slow. It’s hard to tell exactly what’s going on, but it does look like the broadleaf weeds are dying. Down the line I plan to try another brand just to see if there’s a difference, but it does seem that this particular product is a very good value.

Kills the weeds, not the grass

Followed directions. It killed my grass as well as the weeds. I didn't want it to kill my grass. Now I have to figure out how to bring back grass to life and pay more money to do it.

Works better than expected.

I liked the convenience of attaching the bottle directly to the hose and spraying the yard and garden. It did kill some of the weeds, but only about half of them. While the application was easy, the overall results weren't as effective as I expected, so I don't feel it was worth it

I've used this brand before, and it always works well. Haven't noticed a ton of extra grass growth necessarily, but definitely killed the weeds without damaging my lawn, which is what i'm looking for.