Used with a surfactant and mixed the bottle 1:1 with water. I sprayed across the top of the leaves and over the next two weeks, the primrose all started to turn brown. Beginning of week 3 and the big mats have all died. I will use a pond rake to remove the plants.

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Clover plots require maintenance. In addition to mowing, we replaced our 24DB and Clef with Imox. The big benefit was the ability to address our broadleaf (even PA Smartweed if you spray this early) without killing our chicory. A little goes a long way. We typically use 4.5-5.0 oz/acre to keep our grass and broadleaf at bay. Add some liquid potash (Clover Fuel) to the Imox spray, and you benefit from a single spray pass, saving time and gas money. Imox takes several weeks to work, so be patient. As always, spraying when weeds are actively growing in May/June (NEPA) is also critical. If needed, we will also spray again in late August/early Sept and keep mowing during the summer. Do the math yourself, but when you figure a quart of Imox will take care of approximately 6.5 acres and compare that to buying both Clef and 24DB (it's suggested you don't spray both at the same time) and you save your chicory, this made a lot of sense to our food plot maintenance program.

Follow the directions and use with a surfactant. The lily Pads will be gone in a few weeks. Best to hit them mid-season or later