Get rid of crabgrass you already have! - weed control tips | DoMyOwn.com

To get rid of crabgrass without hurting your lawn, we recommend the use of a post-emergent herbicide that contains Quinclorac. A popular choice we sell on our website is Drive XLR8. Make sure to use a Methylated Seed Oil or MSO, a type of surfactant that can help its effectiveness.
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[@TheJarhead70]

Thank you.

[@SSgtBigSwole]

I don’t know what any of those words mean. I have crabgrass growing in my zoysia. What product would you recommend?

[@domyown]

We are so sorry this was confusing!! We recommend Drive XLR8 for your zoysiagrass lawn. It has the active ingredient listed www.domyown.com/drive-xlr8-herbicide-crabgrass-killer-p-1520.html

[@SSgtBigSwole]

@@domyown All good, does that stuff kill the grass too?

[@domyown]

@@SSgtBigSwole When used according to the label, Drive XLR8 won't kill your grass. However, to avoid any turf damage, Drive XLR8 should be applied when temperatures are between 65-85 degrees. It would be best to apply in the early morning or in the evening so that the product has sufficient time to dry before temperatures get above this range. Drive XLR8 needs to be mixed with a MSO surfactant mentioned in the video to work the way it should. Our pro pick is Duo Stick Select www.domyown.com/prime-source-duo-stick-p-12239.html
Here's a link to the label as well:
www.domyown.com/msds/Drive_XLR8_Herbicide_Crabgrass_Killer_LAbel_2022.pdf