i make my own vinegar but I don't use salt and it still kills the weeds. I just walk around the yard with a spray bottle on stream and squirt the individual weeds. For a larger application I'd probably use a rig like this but if I were going to use it around my flowers or vege's I'd just pull them and keep my plants mulched to keep any vinegar from getting to my plants. It doesn't hurt pets, it doesn't hurt us and it doesn't hurt the soil. Even if your soil became a little acidic from using it all the time just sprinkle some baking soda , soda ash or wood ash on it and mix it in. I haven't had any problems with this hurting my soil but I haven't tried it on a large scale. I'm starting the back to eden method in my granddaughters backyard and on a small scale in my own. We plan to use mulch and vinegar to control weeds between the beds. I won't be using vinegar in the beds, we'll just pull them if any pop up through our mulch.
This works. I used straight vinegar. I wanted to kill Japanese beetles on my knockout rose bush. The beetles dropped, so did my rose bush. It also smelled. Don't use this on any plants you want to keep. Weeds? YES!!
@Shawn Daniels Thank you so much for this detailed explanation. This is what I have been looking for. At 62, it stresses me to weed my garden farm every two weeks. Very quickly.... please does this solution not have any negative effects on the soil nutrients. Your immediate response will be highly appreciated! Thanks once again.
But the real question is, does it works only on flora, that you spray it on? Vinegar is acid, which will probably change the ground pH, which you will need to solve. Or you are going to have a problem with moss or even with useless soil.
Question was, can I spray my garden? I think maybe between rows on a CALM day, but it kills anything green. Also I believe that over time, it would leech into the surrounding soil and slow or prohibit growth. Would I use it in a garden, probably not.
Hey is there a difference between distilled white vinegar and white vinegar. I can’t seem to find any 5% white vinegar where I live, only distilled white vinegar x
Just tried this so hope it works, only thing is I'm trying to kill what I would say is a jungle of a garden, might need a few more litres of vinegar lol
Does it kill the foliage or root? It kills the leafy parts, yes it may come back, there are some weeds that may need a couple of applications. It is still much safer and cheaper than the poison made be Monsanto.....
Homemade using that efficient on killing weeds but it's way more safer then products that use poison however store products are better at kid lying them so yeah
Maybe if you remove the weeds with your hands as much as you can first and then spray, it will probably prevent the weeds from growing back for a longer time.
The ones I sprayed did come back in a few weeks but definitely not as big or strong, sprayed them again and they were gone for the rest of the year. We live in a COLD area of the country, so they were gone come winter. They did not come back the following spring. When the leafy part of the plant dies it stresses the roots to the point of non survival. Of course more weeds will try to take it's place but it did take care of the ones as they were growing. Even with round up or other poison weeds come back eventually. The point is, it is not a poison, and not $30 per gallon. We have children and animals, we are always looking for safer alternatives. Hope this helps. nothing to lose except a couple of dollars and some time.
@@daniels54935 Thank you so much for this detailed explanation. This is what I have been looking for. At 62, it stresses me to weed my garden farm every two weeks. Very quickly.... please does this solution not have any negative effects on the soil nutrients. Your immediate response will be highly appreciated! Thanks once again.
Can't answer that, Give it a shot and let me know if it works. It should kill anything green that the solution comes in contact with. I have not had issues with plants I want to keep near by. :)
what is the soap for exactly? I mean, it is the acidity that is killing/drying out the weeds - I could understand throwing some lemon juice in to raise the acidity...but soap? I'm not sure why this is even an ingredient.
The soap is simply to allow the vinegar to hold on to the foliage a bit longer, I suppose you could us anything that will help it "stick" to the foliage for as long as possible.
Glad to see it was store bought. I've got the same recipe from a beekeeper, but he says to use a stronger vinegar. It's the acidic content that's important. We've got a horrible problem with thistle. I've tried with just vinegar. What's the advantage of the soap? Thanks.
We have had bad dandelions lately and one neighbor has more than us and the others have none. The neighbors with none are good friends of ours and they gave us some of what they use and it kills off weeds but not grass so well it's great! Now we just need it to fully die off and seed in grass
Okay, so great vid. HOWEVER, just killing them is only half the effect of the solution. Now you have to get RID of them. You still have to painstakingly pull them all up unless you don't mind them laying there dead -- or alive, which is really the reason we don't want them there. We don't want them there, period.
Hello Shawn, Great video, I forwarded it to my friends. Check out John's videos, too, he talks about organic and natural gardening: John from Grow your Own Greens. He has a range of natural bug control agents. I personally prefer to pull dandelion and such by hand and make tea with it. But for those people who have large areas and commercial zones where they don't have much time then the vinegar is definitely the solution. But even in larger zones, one can utilize the weed plants and make detox products out of it. It takes more time and effort of course. I love dandelion because it is the ultimate liver detox. Milk thistle heals liver cirrhosis actually. Daisies also have strong medicinal value. You can also use young dandelion leaves for making salads with.
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The time lapse was really awesome to see the process. Great post.
Great vid. Enjoyed the time lapse, it actually shows the progression. Good dad too. Keep up the good work.
Loved your video. Very exact No extra words. Right to the point. No wordie rabbit trails. Thank you
Thanks for the video , and I see you responding to questions , good work . Will definitely try it
Excellent video ....nice editing .....great tip .
Simple excellent thanks for taking your time doing this. Thanks to your little assistant too.
Hey thanks a bunch that time lapse proved it. Never buying weed killer again
i make my own vinegar but I don't use salt and it still kills the weeds. I just walk around the yard with a spray bottle on stream and squirt the individual weeds. For a larger application I'd probably use a rig like this but if I were going to use it around my flowers or vege's I'd just pull them and keep my plants mulched to keep any vinegar from getting to my plants. It doesn't hurt pets, it doesn't hurt us and it doesn't hurt the soil. Even if your soil became a little acidic from using it all the time just sprinkle some baking soda , soda ash or wood ash on it and mix it in. I haven't had any problems with this hurting my soil but I haven't tried it on a large scale. I'm starting the back to eden method in my granddaughters backyard and on a small scale in my own. We plan to use mulch and vinegar to control weeds between the beds. I won't be using vinegar in the beds, we'll just pull them if any pop up through our mulch.
This works. I used straight vinegar. I wanted to kill Japanese beetles on my knockout rose bush. The beetles dropped, so did my rose bush. It also smelled. Don't use this on any plants you want to keep. Weeds? YES!!
nice you took the time to show results unlike too many others
Brilliant. Glad you thought to do the time lapse too.
thanks for sharing these recipes.
Great video! Going to have to try this
@Shawn Daniels Thank you so much for this detailed explanation. This is what I have been looking for. At 62, it stresses me to weed my garden farm every two weeks.
Very quickly.... please does this solution not have any negative effects on the soil nutrients.
Your immediate response will be highly appreciated!
Thanks once again.
It's a mazing. I have to try this.Thanks
hell of a lot cheaper than roundup ill give it a go
But the real question is, does it works only on flora, that you spray it on? Vinegar is acid, which will probably change the ground pH, which you will need to solve. Or you are going to have a problem with moss or even with useless soil.
Grate video. Thank ya kindlee
I want to try to use this but if it kills grass too then I can only use it in areas where there are only weeds
does it kill trifids
When is the best time to spray when sun is beaming
does it kill the roots ? (i will try it , but just today i decided to use a bit of roundup to an unbeatable for a rookie situation )
Question was, can I spray my garden? I think maybe between rows on a CALM day, but it kills anything green. Also I believe that over time, it would leech into the surrounding soil and slow or prohibit growth. Would I use it in a garden, probably not.
+Shawn Daniels the acid is gonna be deluted with rain water over time... so no risc of any buildups :) unless u use extreme amounts of vinegear...
Can I spray this in garden around vegetables?
The question that needs answered is does it kill the root or just the foliage . If it just kills foliage the weed will come back pretty quick.
When using vinegar, the weeds which appear to be dead, typically get green again and come back to full strength don't they?
Hey is there a difference between distilled white vinegar and white vinegar. I can’t seem to find any 5% white vinegar where I live, only distilled white vinegar x
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Yes it will kill grass too
it kills the weed ,but what about the roots?
Just tried this so hope it works, only thing is I'm trying to kill what I would say is a jungle of a garden, might need a few more litres of vinegar lol
It will kill grass? So i guess its just a spot application then not the entire lawn.
Does it kill the foliage or root? It kills the leafy parts, yes it may come back, there are some weeds that may need a couple of applications. It is still much safer and cheaper than the poison made be Monsanto.....
Homemade using that efficient on killing weeds but it's way more safer then products that use poison however store products are better at kid lying them so yeah
Vinegar is actually far more toxic than Roundup.
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Maybe if you remove the weeds with your hands as much as you can first and then spray, it will probably prevent the weeds from growing back for a longer time.
Question: Did the weeds actually die completely, or did they eventually come back a few weeks/months later?
The ones I sprayed did come back in a few weeks but definitely not as big or strong, sprayed them again and they were gone for the rest of the year. We live in a COLD area of the country, so they were gone come winter. They did not come back the following spring. When the leafy part of the plant dies it stresses the roots to the point of non survival. Of course more weeds will try to take it's place but it did take care of the ones as they were growing. Even with round up or other poison weeds come back eventually. The point is, it is not a poison, and not $30 per gallon. We have children and animals, we are always looking for safer alternatives. Hope this helps. nothing to lose except a couple of dollars and some time.
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@@daniels54935 Thank you so much for this detailed explanation. This is what I have been looking for. At 62, it stresses me to weed my garden farm every two weeks.
Very quickly.... please does this solution not have any negative effects on the soil nutrients.
Your immediate response will be highly appreciated!
Thanks once again.
I have cacti style plants in the small garden. does vinegar n salt kill everything in the garden bed. i have weeds growing amongst the plants.
Can't answer that, Give it a shot and let me know if it works. It should kill anything green that the solution comes in contact with. I have not had issues with plants I want to keep near by.
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will vinger kill a large cordyline ?? ...6 ft high and probably as wide.. its to big for a little garden .. thanks..
Why don't you see if someone wants your plant or you could advertise it for sale and say buyer must dig it up just a thought
what is the soap for exactly? I mean, it is the acidity that is killing/drying out the weeds - I could understand throwing some lemon juice in to raise the acidity...but soap? I'm not sure why this is even an ingredient.
The soap is simply to allow the vinegar to hold on to the foliage a bit longer, I suppose you could us anything that will help it "stick" to the foliage for as long as possible.
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doesnt it kill grass, too?
Glad to see it was store bought. I've got the same recipe from a beekeeper, but he says to use a stronger vinegar. It's the acidic content that's important.
We've got a horrible problem with thistle. I've tried with just vinegar. What's the advantage of the soap?
Thanks.
+Bee Bob It makes the solution stick to the leaves longer instead of just running off.
The 'weed' you killed is an edible one.
We have had bad dandelions lately and one neighbor has more than us and the others have none. The neighbors with none are good friends of ours and they gave us some of what they use and it kills off weeds but not grass so well it's great! Now we just need it to fully die off and seed in grass
What do they use?
POISON
do not for get acetic acid + phosphates
that looks like dandelions
Dead in about 7 hours. I am not sure about ivy etc... Try it and let me know. Try adding table salt to give it an extra kick.
It gets on flowers that have just sprouted, does it kill them? ( please reply)
Autumn Rockstar it WILL kill anything green and growing. I have used it around plants but very sparingly, on a very calm day.
just spary it on
i would need 20 galons of vinegar
Still only about $20.....try buying that much Roundup!
the sound of weeds dying Methylchlorophenoxypropionic Imbibe
But did anyone check if dish soap and vinegar doesn't combine to make something as bad as roundup?
just add salt and oil and you got yourself a salad.
Okay, so great vid. HOWEVER, just killing them is only half the effect of the solution. Now you have to get RID of them. You still have to painstakingly pull them all up unless you don't mind them laying there dead -- or alive, which is really the reason we don't want them there. We don't want them there, period.
I LOVE your Manly Man's voice. Very handsome sounding.
Remember vinegar is acidic and will damage concrete
herbicide is cheaper. $8 concentrate makes 10 gallons and covers a few thousand square feet.
And toxic as HELL.
Vinegar doesn't cause cancer!
Hello Shawn, Great video, I forwarded it to my friends. Check out John's videos, too, he talks about organic and natural gardening: John from Grow your Own Greens. He has a range of natural bug control agents.
I personally prefer to pull dandelion and such by hand and make tea with it. But for those people who have large areas and commercial zones where they don't have much time then the vinegar is definitely the solution. But even in larger zones, one can utilize the weed plants and make detox products out of it. It takes more time and effort of course. I love dandelion because it is the ultimate liver detox. Milk thistle heals liver cirrhosis actually. Daisies also have strong medicinal value. You can also use young dandelion leaves for making salads with.
I don't think we needed the time lapse, before and after would have been fine
I disagree, it proves results were from the same day which is impressive to me.
The guy was trying to show you that it does work you dickwad
I use round up... love round up.. I tried this method and it grew back 3 weeks later waste of time
You'll love the cancerous tumors you develop then too.
This guy wipes his ass with salad.
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Well. Ugh? Listen. Your! Looking. At? A man! Who? Does! Just. That?What's? This. All! About.
Believe In yourself
Creativity - Dream
Don't give up and don't give in
Enjoy Life today; yesterday is gone, tomorrow may never come
Family, Friends, Fun and #FFA!
Go for the Gold and give all you've got
Honesty
Just do it;
Is? That? You.;
Knowledge comes from experiencing life
Live, Love, Laugh, and Like yourself
Make it happen
No one can do it for you
Open your eyes and see things as they really are
Picture your goals
Quitters never win and winners never quit
Remember that you are only one of many
Stand tall and be heard;
Tell people how you feel
Understand that everyone has an opinion
View life with enthusiasm
Whistle while you work
X-tra work goes a long way
You are unique of all nature's creations. Nothing can replace you
Zero in on what you want.;
You, know. What? I, think. Yeah! Ugh? I think? I, Might. Faint! Yeah! But, ugh? Yeah. Ugh? At? This. Point! Yeah. Ugh? I, didn't. Know? Just. What? To! Do.
There's! Plenty. More? Of? Where? That? Came! From? Come. On? let's? Go!