Grass /weed ID?

[Football Hunter]

Hoping this was a grass,I sprayed for grasses yesterday,but sent a pic to 8pts,he said a weed.So,24db?Do I need to wait any time period between spraying Clethmodin and 24db?

 

[PickettSFHunter]

Japanese stiltgrass. Have to check cleth label to see if its listed to kill it.

 

[Quailman]

Yep, Steven is correct. Microstegium vimineum. Also known as Nepalese browntop. Loves to grow on woodland fringes where there's ample sunlight.

 

[treefarmer]

Missouri Dept. of Conservation says it is an invasive exotic, unpalatable to deer.

 

[8 POINTS OR BETTER]

Football hunter clet should get it. I thought you were asking what 24bd kills in your text.

 

[Diehard Hunter]

You may kill it, but any disturbance to the soil will bring it roaring back. It is very invasive, and can be extremely difficult to control. Good luck with it, and get a handle on it while you can, it can grow just about anywhere, and it takes over.

 

[8 POINTS OR BETTER]

Perilla Mint, Japanese Siltweed, and Nut Grass are my three biggest problems.

 

[PickettSFHunter]

Stiltgrass used to be one of my worst problems but I got it under control through spraying it throughout the summer before it ever goes to seed with gly. Of course, I also rarely ever disk or otherwise work the soil. I even make sure to kill it off my logging roads. It will choke a clover plot.

 

[RiverRat213]

Best cure for ALL! Weeds 3 or 4 feeder hogs about 6 months. Take fence down lime fertilizer and run a disk about 6" deep a few passes sow in fall with ladino and oats and watch her grow!

 

[Football Hunter]

Perilla Mint, Japanese Siltweed, and Nut Grass are my three biggest problems.

Mine to,and Johnson grass

 

[Football Hunter]

Missouri Dept. of Conservation says it is an invasive exotic, unpalatable to deer.

Seems most every thing that I get "voluntary",deer don't eat

 

[Boone 58]

 

[Quailman]

FH, Just looked at some research conducted by U.T. Extension (Craig Harper) on japangrass control. Either Imazapic or Clethodim had the best results for control, with Imazapic providing the best long-term control. Just remember that Imazapic may not be best in your situation because it does have soil activity and may suppress the growth of other plants you are trying to promote.

 

[Football Hunter]

Thanks for the heads up Quailman.