1 CUP Of This KILLS Every WEED But Never Touches Your GRASS

Iron can do something that sounds impossible: kill the broadleaf weeds in your lawn while making the grass right next to them greener and thicker. Same spray, opposite results. Trouble is, most folks grab the wrong product and end up disappointed or scorching their lawn. In this one I show you how it actually works, which iron to use, and how to do it right, and whether you even want to kill some of these weeds in the first place. If this helps you out, hit subscribe. CHAPTERS 0:00 One spray that kills weeds and feeds your grass 0:36 Why weeds are so hard to kill without hurting the grass 1:22 How iron tells a weed apart from your grass 2:38 Wait, should you even remove that weed? Clover, bees, and all that 3:48 The big mistake: the wrong iron at the garden center 5:12 How to use it the right way, timing and amount 6:34 What to expect, and why you spray again 7:46 What it will NOT kill, plus a moss bonus 8:34 A couple of warnings before you spray 9:14 The clover war in my own front yard 10:18 The real long game for a weed-free lawn A quick honest note: iron-based weed killers are contact killers, so tough perennials like clover, dandelion, and creeping charlie usually need more than one pass. Go light, spray in the cooler parts of spring and fall, and always follow the label rate. Tell me down in the comments: are you team kill-every-weed, or team let-it-grow? And what weed is giving you the most grief right now? #thegreenrememdy #lawncaretips #weedcontrol #lawntips #organiclawncare #greenlawn