Thanks for the tip! I did look that up , luckily its been working fine without - but will probably add that later on

Which container do I use for adding surfactant? The fiesta container or the small container in the video ?

We ended up buying from another website this year since it’s no longer in Amazon sadly but I can’t post the link yet since we need to test the product for a few weeks first

@@DoitDoit which website did you go to?

As i know with fiesta u can do all, cuz it is mot that strong it would not effect the grass much.

it’s not supposed to kill grass, but I recommend following this video

You should follow this video so it actually does work

You should add surfactant like I said in my other post. You use too much on the wrong day and you'll kill the grass. If you get a reaction the same day, you either used too much or used it in really hot weather. With the right amount, it takes a couple of days and the dandelions turn dark purple and then black and then they curl up and die. The proper dose will also allow you to return two weeks later for another round on the stubborn weeds without killing the grass. You can also fog teh entire lawn the first time and spot spray the weeds only a few days later to accelerate their demise.

It will destroy clover. The reason why you get a lot of weeds is because you don't have a lot of grass. As I said in my other post, add a surfactant to stop the product from beading up and rolling off. Also if you don't have anything that can make a nice mist, the droplets might be so big, they just bounce off the leaves of the weed. You need to put down a lot of grass seed and make sure it is raked into some peat moss. Peat moss holds moisture better than topsoil, and topsoil avter a few waterings becomes a big cow patty that blocks the new grass seedlings. Peat moss is cheaper than topsoil and way easier to spread as well. Put down some starter fertilizer on the new grass seed and it will grow so fast, if the clover ever thought about coming back, it's too late, there is no room.

it does take care of clover after 2 sprays

@@Todd.Tthanks for the tips. Do you know how long after applying this weed killer can I put grass seed?

@@laurad164 24 hours. Remember Fiesta is a foliar weed control, so it is meant to be absorbed by weed. Killex is a weed killer, Fiesta is weed control. Foliar sprays are to be applied to a dry lawn. If you have anything like a root treatment, nutrients, humic, seaweed, etc. That is supposed to go into the soil so you would wet the lawn first. If you use fiesta on a very hot day, you could damage or darken your lawn. If you get at least a good 3 hrs of strong sunlight on a warmer day, that should do the trick. I fog the entire lawn during growing season because the grass bounces back pretty fast. Other times, I just mix less and spot spray. I just dethatched because we are going to have a few rainy days which will help with recovery. I just overseeded because the ground was roughed up by the dethatcher to help with the new seeds touching earth. I just spot sprayed what was left of the weeds because the dethatcher tears them up. I just mixed up some starter fert with some regular fert and will mow a little shorter to expose the seedlings to more light. I will apply some humic/fulvic acids and seaweed just before it rains in two days. It will them rain for about three days where the grass will have a chance to germinate and have a lot of nutrients to draw from. Work with the weather, not against it if your can.