Max Nutsedge Killer Rtu, 24 fl.oz. (2 Pack)

Works great

This product REALLY works to kill and control nutsedge. If nutsedge is pulled, it just spreads more because there are bulbs at the end of the root. It's in a easy to spray bottle which I prefer over the bottle that attaches to a hose. That method does kill nutsedge but it also kills grass most likely due to over saturation of the grass area.

The product worked well at killing the nutsedge without killing the established lawn. It did take several days to show results.

Does it work, yes! Do you need multiple applications, also yes. Is it more fulfilling to pull the darn nutshedge than to spray it and watch it die into a yellow mass in your planting bed, 100% yes. For the record, we have used this product when the nutshedge invades our flower beds, and it does work. It just needs to be reapplied more than once to truly kill it. If you're patient and willing to do the repeat applications, go for it. It will kill them. I just prefer to pull all the existing ones out of the bed first and THEN treat the new growth with this product. But you do you.

The first nutshedge killer I find works well in the spray bottle and the large hose area spray. It does not affect my Rhy grass. It takes time, depending on the temperature, but when the whole summer makes it grow, causing frequent mowing, it stops pretty dramatically. I use it each summer once I become annoyed and the handsprayer to eradicate garden pop-ups. I recommend it as it works. Some require 2 sprays, depending on the weather.