You're a sprayer... I believe Crust is as well from our conversations. I've not went that route. But... I'm curious about trying it.I'll routinely spray full strength white vinegar on moss at the base of my pines when the moss first starts to appear on the bark to kill it before it gets too thick. I just did it today, in fact.
Add some oil with the vinegar and you could have moss salad.I'll routinely spray full strength white vinegar on moss at the base of my pines when the moss first starts to appear on the bark to kill it before it gets too thick. I just did it today, in fact.
I use it to kill weeds, too, and will spray them heavily, in the pots, with no Ill effects to the trees.You're a sprayer... I believe Crust is as well from our conversations. I've not went that route. But... I'm curious about trying it.
Really...fascinating. I don't grow weeds. I only grow moss here at the lake. But that us really good to hear. Thanks for sharing. I'll definitely worry less now.I use it to kill weeds, too, and will spray them heavily, in the pots, with no Ill effects to the trees.
Be careful with vinegar. I have killed mature maples by using full strength vinegar.Add some oil with the vinegar and you could have moss salad.![]()
Were you using white vinegar or horticultural vinegar? The the acetic acid in horticultural vinegar is 4x stronger. I've never had a problem spraying full strength white vinegar on weeds in my pots.Be careful with vinegar. I have killed mature maples by using full strength vinegar.
White vinegar? I'm curious... it's making my gerbil stumble.Be careful with vinegar. I have killed mature maples by using full strength vinegar.