Monterey Grass Getter (Poast/Sethoxydim) - 8 oz - Concentrate

Selective Grass Herbicide Concentrate - 8 oz Bottle

Unwanted grasses compete with the plants you are growing, and a general herbicide can harm them too. Monterey Grass Getter uses sethoxydim (Poast) as a selective, post-emergence grass herbicide for grassy plants only, not broadleaf plants or sedges. It is supplied as a concentrate that you mix with water per the label.

The 8 oz bottle suits home gardeners, small beds and growers who want a compact container to start with. It measures 1.4 x 3 x 5.5 in, so it stores easily on a shelf.

Key Features & Benefits

• Selective grass action — applies to grassy plants only, not broadleaf plants or sedges.
• Post-emergence use — applied after unwanted grass has emerged.
• Concentrate — mixed with water per the label.
• Surfactant compatible — should be used with a surfactant like Herbicide Helper.
• Compact 8 oz bottle — easy to store and handle.

Who Should Use Monterey Grass Getter

Gardeners and growers who need to manage unwanted grass in vegetable gardens and want a selective, post-emergence option. Always follow the label for listed crops, application equipment and harvest intervals.

About Monterey Grass Getter

Monterey Grass Getter (Poast/Sethoxydim) is a herbicide concentrate from Monterey. It is a selective, post-emergence grass herbicide sold as an 8 oz bottle. The label lists crabgrass as a target and vegetable gardens as a use area. The product carries the signal word DANGER.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does selective mean here?
A: It acts on grassy plants only. The label states it is not for broadleaf plants or sedges.

Q: Do I need to add a surfactant?
A: It should be used with a surfactant such as Herbicide Helper. Follow the label for rates.

Q: How do I prepare it?
A: It is a concentrate, so mix it with water per the label. Listed vegetables require a tank sprayer and crop-specific harvest intervals.

Q: Can I use it around sweet corn?
A: No. The label says not to use it on or around sweet corn.

Q: What does post-emergence mean?
A: It means the product is applied after the unwanted grass has already emerged, rather than before.

Q: Where can I find safety information?
A: Read the label and the safety data sheet before use. The product carries the signal word DANGER.