Yes you can use vinegar to control weeds however a mixture of vinegar and water has to be mostly vinegar and the weeds have to be very young. If you are trying to kill Thistle the best time to use it is just before it rains and the Thistles have just been cut. Either way it's not nearly as effective as a herbicide is and you have to reapply continually. Also I would not recommend using this on your lawn as vinegar seems to be remarkably adept at killing grass.
Not if there is any chance of overspray onto adjoining desirable plants. In this case, the old-fashioned solution of a good, sharp hoe is the best way to eliminate weeds. "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" -- mulch generously and avoid the problem.
It is recommended to wait at least 24 hours before planting anything after using vinegar to kill grass. This will allow the vinegar to break down and minimize any potential impact on the new plants. Additionally, it's a good idea to thoroughly water the area to help dilute and wash away any remaining vinegar.
An organic product is a good brand for killing weeds. It leaves no after- or side-effects to harm the environment, people or wildlife since environmentally unfriendly organic products such as rotenone will be called out. It will get the job done in the most long-lasting, Mother Nature-like way.
Your vinegar and battery acid solution doesn't make good eye drops.
Yes it does. works just as good as the mixture on your hair. Vinegar, rubbing alcohol and water.
The acidity of the vinegar/ pickling solution is high enough to burst the bacterial cell walls, this killing them. This also explains why vinegar makes a very good cleaning solution.
pH. Vinegar is acidic, plants tend to like neutral or slightly alkaline pH.
No, it is not good for weeds to get in the way of livestock.
Yes, vinegar can be effective at cleaning silver due to its acidic properties. To clean silver using vinegar, create a solution by mixing equal parts water and vinegar. Soak the silver item in the solution for a few hours, then rinse and dry thoroughly to reveal a shiny surface.
Most weed killers, even natural products, do not differentiate between weeds and grasses. You can make your own weed killer from vinegar and salt, but again this will kill everything, including grass.
Yes, vinegar can be used as a decalcifier for espresso machines. A typical ratio is to mix equal parts of vinegar and water, then run this solution through the espresso machine as if you were making coffee. Afterward, run a few cycles of plain water through the machine to rinse out any vinegar residue.
Yes its good for you, it has rice, and vinegar