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Roger f.
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2025
Seriously deadly speedy death to all that has to go
Georges
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2024
I had an overgrown area with bushes brushes and weed. I sprayed this with little bit of dish soap and I started seeing plants dying the next day (the picture is from about a week after I sprayed).The longer you wait the bigger the effect. But I noticed it doesn’t kill everything especially when it’s large and will mostly kill what it touches so the leaves will surely die quick.
Robert S.
Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2024
My original review of Southern Ag Crossbow was a conservative 3 star endorsement. After gaining more experience with the product, however, I'm upgrading to 4 stars. Used as directed, it really did a great job killing those invasive blackberry bushes in our flower gardens. I'd tried other products with some success but the blackberries always returned. Southern Ag made me a believer; blackberries were killed down to the roots. I also applied it to a maple sapling that had taken root along the foundation of our house. It killed that too. You do have to be careful on how you apply it as it is not so selective to woody plants that it won't also kill or damage some desirables. We have a few other obnoxious, invasive plants on our property that I'm anxious to try it on.
James
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024
This is a broad leaf killer. Works great on vines and such like poison ivy, kudzu, and creeper. Even kills small saplings. I use 4 oz. per gallon. This is my second order. I also sprayed it on my bermuda lawn and killed a bunch of broad leaf weeds. Kills clover fast.Really takes almost a week to kill everything if you are spraying fence line and brush. Seems to kill clover after a few days.
Almost Satisfied
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023
I got this to spray ghetto palms (tree of heaven) with and it is very effective against them. Our neighbor has a big ghetto palm in their back yard and it likes to drop seeds in our yard when there isn't snow on the ground. These trees are tenacious and love to also propagate via their roots, so you have to catch them young. After spraying the little seedlings that sprout up every few weeks, they are dead within 5 days.I am looking forward to seeing how this does against the colony of ghetto palms that took over one of our planting areas. So far, everything in this area appears to be dead and I immediately spray anything that pops up, but there is always next year for these little scourges to break through. I am seriously debating digging down to the roots, drilling a few holes in said roots, and dumping some of the crossbow mix directly in the drilled holes to see if I can finally eradicate these stinky weed-trees from that area.Overall, it seems to be effective against ghetto palms as they pop up.
Freddy The Frog
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2017
The northern exposure of my woods, where the woods meet meadow was being overtaken by poison ivy and I needed to do something drastic!Southern Ag Crossbow has some good video and people supporting them, so I thought I would give it a try.Waited for dry hot weather with little to no wind and waded into the poison ivy and thistle thicket. Sprayed the largest poison ivy leaves and followed them as far as I could. Around the base of trees, in the undergrowth, across fallen dead trees, the more I sprayed, the more I found and I definitely needed to get a handle on that stuff before it flowered and went to seed!Within days, I drove past the areas and happily found it all wilting down and dying back. Whew, success and not a moment too soon as I was getting some "feedback" from my northern neighbor regarding my weed situation. I also used this spray to kill back wild roses and heavy thorned wild berry stands. It left the grass and my Irish Moss in tact, so I was pretty darn impressed.DO NOT OVERDOSE- When I was reading the ingredients and mixing instructions, it says for poison ivy you should use 6 ounces to 3 gallons. Some may just grab a measuring cup and fill it to the six ounce mark.. DON'T DO THAT, you will have an overdose if you do. Get a paper cup, put it on an actual scale, zero the cup out and then add the concentrate until you hit six ounces. It's much less liquid than you will be using IF you go by the ounce marks on a measuring cup. Mark the 6 oz. point on your paper cup and save that as your dosage for 3 gallons and you'll be spot on! Some reviewers commented that is "killed grasses also" yes, it will if your concentration is too high, I'm just going to guess that they went by oz marks without actually weighing the concentrate... it's by weight, not volume.I'm writing this review since I came back to order again and this is by far and away, the very best poison ivy and thorny thistle killer I have found anywhere for any price. I happily pay well for things that work!!!Do I recommend it? YES, I do, without hesitation. Kill that poison ivy and be a good neighbor! :)
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