Monterey Weed Whacker - 32 Oz (1 Qt) - Concentrate

Concentrated Broadleaf Plant Control for Turf and Noncrop Areas - 32 Oz

Treating large turf or noncrop areas with ready-to-use products means storing and hauling a lot of bottles. This concentrate is a 3-way herbicide that you dilute yourself, so one bottle covers a large area. It contains 13.66% active ingredient, and the label lists coverage of up to 10,000 sq. ft. per pint.

The 32 oz (1 Qt) bottle suits property managers, facility crews and home gardeners who treat turf and noncrop areas regularly and want a single bottle on the shelf instead of repeated small purchases.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3-way herbicide concentrate — you mix only the amount you need.
• Labeled for spurge, oxalis, dandelion and other broadleaf plants — clear guidance on intended targets.
• Cool and warm season turf and noncrop areas — one product for several turf types.
• Coverage up to 10,000 sq. ft. per pint — helps you plan how much to buy.
• Compact bottle — about 2.5 x 4.5 x 8.2 in, so it stores easily.

Who Should Use This Concentrate

Use it if you maintain cool or warm season turf or noncrop areas and need to manage unwanted broadleaf plants. Always read and follow the product label before mixing or applying.

About Monterey 3-Way Herbicide Concentrate

Monterey markets this product as a concentrated 3-way herbicide. It is sold as a single 32 oz (1 Qt) bottle. The safety data lists a pH of 5.90, a relative density of 1.023 g/cc at 22 °C, and the signal word WARNING.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this ready to use?
A: No. It is a concentrate that you dilute before application. Follow the label for mixing rates and equipment.

Q: Where can I use it?
A: The label lists cool and warm season turf and noncrop areas. It is not intended for use around crops or in cultivation spaces.

Q: Which plants is it labeled for?
A: The label names spurge, oxalis, dandelion and other broadleaf plants.

Q: What does 3-way mean?
A: It describes a formulation that combines three active components in one herbicide. Check the label for the specific ingredients.

Q: What safety precautions apply?
A: The safety data sheet lists the signal word WARNING and a skin sensitization hazard in Category 1. It also lists eye irritation in Category 2B and an acute aquatic hazard in Category 3. Wear the protective equipment the label specifies and keep product away from waterways.