This is a review of the products I have used to keep my fence lines clear my basic opinion and results of the product im not a expert of these products like I said just my opinion
Does the RM43 kill every plant in its path? We need a RELIABLE vegetation killer to use on yard/fence borders, around buildings and porches, etc. Does RM43 do that please? Thank you!
Yes. It Kills everything. It just takes quite a while to see results so often people think it doesn't work well, needs to work it's way into the root system. I always mix it strong ;-).
I really like your video it's actually more informative than a lot of other people I like the fact that you specifically said it should work in 3 weeks
Thanks for the video and explanation on both of the products. Wasn't sure what was the big difference as far as long lasting and this video helped out. Thanks.
Rm-18 has diquat which is fast acting.rm-18 only had 18% glyphosphate vs rm-43 which has 43% glyphosphate. The rm-18 kills quicker because of Diquat, rm-13 kills longer because it has 43% glyphosphate.rm 43 doesn't have Diquat. I would mix 2 and may get benefits of both.
What is the best way to prevent weeds long term on driveway lined with trees? Spraying driveway with glyphosate has not killed/harmed trees just worried about imazapyr in rm43?
I have 15 acres and a 40 gallon tractor sprayer , could I use RM43 to kill all the weeds and once there dead I would plow it, would RM43 make it a problem to grow any crops?
It will kill any crops for atleast a year. I have never used it to kill a big around but any place that I spray it nothing grows there the rest of the year I have a few places I sprayed 2 years ago and there is still nothing growing back
I'm out here in Arizona in North Phoenix and I just bought the RM34 to hose down my entire yard with it. This video took a lot of the wonder out of me. For a while I was thinking I might have bought a janky ass product. Thanks for setting my neurotic mind to ease my good man!
I was checking out that RM43 yesterday at my local Tractor Supply. It didn't seem like the employees were very knowledgeable on it. After this video I am going to give it a try. I agree spraying once a year is what I like.
@@mikemalone6862 I can see it slowly starting work work on my side (I left two chutets in the back up instead of chopping them prior). No new growth on my side of the yard but the towering chutes on the other side of the fence seem to be alive and well (couldn't spray them too much at the angle and them already being on the other side of a 6ft fence). So the fact that nothing new popped up on my side is a positive sign compared to how it was previously
How far away from privacy trees along my fence would be safe to spray. My trees are 3 /4 ' off my fence lines. If I spray tight against fence would it run into soil / over enough to harm plants
It depends on how big the trees are the bigger the trees are the safer you will be but it may be to close if the roots go to the fence and if any overspray gets on the plants it will kill them
I'm in Southern ohio and it works spring to spring on my farm but you have alot warmer weather and a longer growing season in Mississippi thanks for your input
Either way 1 or even twice a year is really good! Im in Arizona we have alot of gravel beds this would be perfect. I wonder if this is what our commercial landscapers use.
Not knowing exactly what you are spraying I would go with 5 ounces per gallon if your just spraying normal weeds or grass 4 ounces per gallon should do the job if in direct sunlight
I would say the compare and save is the same as rm 43 but it does not have a preventive it is just a plain killer it will kill everything but will take a couple weeks and the dosage is smaller so you get more uses
They say don't spray RM43 on root systems, so this is liable to kill trees? I've only used RM18, so kinda trying to kill vegetation in some thick vine areas but not trying to kill trees. Not sure which to go with for that
Hi - You should not spray RM43 on areas within twice the drip line of a tree that you are fond of. You can read more on the label here: raganandmassey.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/35935-94-84009_2_5gal.pdf If you are looking to kill trees, we recommend Brushtox: raganandmassey.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Brushtox_32oz.pdf. However, if you simply want to take care of weeds around trees, we suggest Compare N Save Weed & Grass Killer: raganandmassey.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/86068-3-84009_16oz-1.pdf
Late reply, but I used rm43 (a GOOD amount) on a tree and after 4 months I have my own update. The leaves came off first and the tree did look dead. Property did get flooded so the tree might not necessarily be dead completely.
Will either of those kill honey suckle? Thanks for sharing, I'm in the process of finishing off some cleared land but honey suckle just keeps coming back
I have used this product for 5 years around all different types of animals including dogs and as long as it has been a few hours or after it's dry on the vegetation you shouldn't have any problems
If it's not wet out or going to rain I use a lighter mixture 8oz/8gal if the calling for any weather I mix heavy at 8oz/5gal but it really depends on what you are trying to get rid of if you are just spraying grass and weeds on a fence line you can mix lighter but for heavy vegetation I would go heavier mixture
@royseubert1299 I did my rocks today in the the front of my house in 6oz to of product to 1 gallon of water. This is the first time I used this product not 100% sure on how it will work but seen a ton of good reviews on it.
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Does the RM43 kill every plant in its path? We need a RELIABLE vegetation killer to use on yard/fence borders, around buildings and porches, etc. Does RM43 do that please? Thank you!
Yes. It Kills everything. It just takes quite a while to see results so often people think it doesn't work well, needs to work it's way into the root system. I always mix it strong ;-).
Great video. Straight forward and no bullshit.
I really like your video it's actually more informative than a lot of other people I like the fact that you specifically said it should work in 3 weeks
Thanks for the video and explanation on both of the products. Wasn't sure what was the big difference as far as long lasting and this video helped out. Thanks.
Nice info! Any idea on mixing the 2 so we get the quick kill from the rm18 but also the long term effectiveness of the rm43?
I have thought about mixing them together but with a heavy mixture of RM43 it kills quick enough for what I need it to
Your review helped me make my decision for our property
Did I read correctly that you only mix 1 ounce to 1 gallons for normal use?
Rm-18 has diquat which is fast acting.rm-18 only had 18% glyphosphate vs rm-43 which has 43% glyphosphate. The rm-18 kills quicker because of Diquat, rm-13 kills longer because it has 43% glyphosphate.rm 43 doesn't have Diquat. I would mix 2 and may get benefits of both.
Thank you for your review of our products! We really appreciate customers like you!
What is the best way to prevent weeds long term on driveway lined with trees? Spraying driveway with glyphosate has not killed/harmed trees just worried about imazapyr in rm43?
@@experimentchannel9692 the RM 43
Good vid. I was familiar with RM43, but not 18. I think I'm going to get some 18 to clear some weeds and grass, and then use 43 for maintenance.
I live in Mississippi. One Rm43 does well, but will not last from spring to spring for our farm. Takes at least two treatments
I have 15 acres and a 40 gallon tractor sprayer , could I use RM43 to kill all the weeds and once there dead I would plow it, would RM43 make it a problem to grow any crops?
It will kill any crops for atleast a year. I have never used it to kill a big around but any place that I spray it nothing grows there the rest of the year I have a few places I sprayed 2 years ago and there is still nothing growing back
@@pleasantdayfarms4123 so would you suggest me using the RM18 to kill weeds, but still be able to plant future crops?
@@pleasantdayfarms4123 and thank you for replying!
Used rm18 ,never killed anything
Thank you buddy
Definitely a fan of the RM43 but my luck TS is out, but they have the 18 so I will be giving it a shot thanks for your opinion!! Good vid!👍
I got rm43 off Amazon and received it quite quickly
I'm out here in Arizona in North Phoenix and I just bought the RM34 to hose down my entire yard with it. This video took a lot of the wonder out of me. For a while I was thinking I might have bought a janky ass product. Thanks for setting my neurotic mind to ease my good man!
I’m also in Phoenix
I was curious of the difference between the RM-43 and the RM-18
I will always buy the RM-43
Thanks for the explanation. 😊
Thank you! Very informative.
Hi handsome. Thanks for your honesty and rn43 is what I will try.
Good ol country guy
I was checking out that RM43 yesterday at my local Tractor Supply. It didn't seem like the employees were very knowledgeable on it. After this video I am going to give it a try. I agree spraying once a year is what I like.
I’m finna go get me some rm18 see to fit my needs
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RM 18 kills all.
Rm43 is the bomb!!!!
Have you found plants that this will not kill such as bull grass bulrush do you know if it will kill bull rush
Neighbor behind me has 20ft tall bamboo stalks that worked their way onto my side of the fence. Just sprayed RM 43. Hopefully it works
Let me know if it works on the bamboo!!
Did it work?
@@mikemalone6862 I can see it slowly starting work work on my side (I left two chutets in the back up instead of chopping them prior). No new growth on my side of the yard but the towering chutes on the other side of the fence seem to be alive and well (couldn't spray them too much at the angle and them already being on the other side of a 6ft fence). So the fact that nothing new popped up on my side is a positive sign compared to how it was previously
How far away from privacy trees along my fence would be safe to spray. My trees are 3 /4 ' off my fence lines. If I spray tight against fence would it run into soil / over enough to harm plants
It depends on how big the trees are the bigger the trees are the safer you will be but it may be to close if the roots go to the fence and if any overspray gets on the plants it will kill them
Did you MIX BOTH PRODUCTS together with water or use each separately?
Does the RM43 travel through the ground or just control the area that it contacts?
I live in Mississippi. One Rm43 does well, but will not last from spring to spring for our farm. Takes at least two treatments
I'm in Southern ohio and it works spring to spring on my farm but you have alot warmer weather and a longer growing season in Mississippi thanks for your input
Either way 1 or even twice a year is really good! Im in Arizona we have alot of gravel beds this would be perfect. I wonder if this is what our commercial landscapers use.
Lol...if they're smart they won't use it bc they won't get repeat visits if it kills for a year. Additionally it's insanely expensive.
Good review
hello I have a question how much I should mix rm 18 per gallon of water thanks greetings from Dimmitt Texas
Not knowing exactly what you are spraying I would go with 5 ounces per gallon if your just spraying normal weeds or grass 4 ounces per gallon should do the job if in direct sunlight
Thank you Sir Keep making videos
I just picked up some rm 18 . Thanks for ur review it helped me make my decision
I used the first gallon, it did not convince me, it is not efficient
Thanks for the info
Can you us the 18 and then us the 43 for quick and long-term care
If you doing alot of spraying it could get expensive that way but I don't believe it would hurt anything
Thank you for making this video! It is very informative
Can you please do a review on the compare and save weed and grass killer?
I would say the compare and save is the same as rm 43 but it does not have a preventive it is just a plain killer it will kill everything but will take a couple weeks and the dosage is smaller so you get more uses
They say don't spray RM43 on root systems, so this is liable to kill trees? I've only used RM18, so kinda trying to kill vegetation in some thick vine areas but not trying to kill trees. Not sure which to go with for that
Sorry for the late reply but rm43 will kill small trees not sure about large tree
Hi - You should not spray RM43 on areas within twice the drip line of a tree that you are fond of. You can read more on the label here: raganandmassey.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/35935-94-84009_2_5gal.pdf
If you are looking to kill trees, we recommend Brushtox: raganandmassey.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Brushtox_32oz.pdf.
However, if you simply want to take care of weeds around trees, we suggest Compare N Save Weed & Grass Killer: raganandmassey.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/86068-3-84009_16oz-1.pdf
Late reply, but I used rm43 (a GOOD amount) on a tree and after 4 months I have my own update. The leaves came off first and the tree did look dead. Property did get flooded so the tree might not necessarily be dead completely.
Will either of those kill honey suckle? Thanks for sharing, I'm in the process of finishing off some cleared land but honey suckle just keeps coming back
RM 43 is your best bet.
How safe is it around dogs?
I have used this product for 5 years around all different types of animals including dogs and as long as it has been a few hours or after it's dry on the vegetation you shouldn't have any problems
Will this work for posion ivy?
RM43 will kill poison ivy may take a week or two but it will work
Not sure what I did wrong, but sprayed yesterday with rm43 and today still have seen no evidence at all.
It takes about 10 days for 43 to start working.
These 2 products were a waist of time and money. Mixed 6oz per gal in a 4 gal sprayer 24oz total. Never killed anything.
6oz of RM43 to 1 gallon of water. You over diluted the mix.
@rongibson8052 isn't 6oz alot per gallon?
What is your mixing with water rattio?
If it's not wet out or going to rain I use a lighter mixture 8oz/8gal if the calling for any weather I mix heavy at 8oz/5gal but it really depends on what you are trying to get rid of if you are just spraying grass and weeds on a fence line you can mix lighter but for heavy vegetation I would go heavier mixture
What mix ratio per gal for a gravel driveway ? Not heavy vegetation just hear and there
@royseubert1299 I did my rocks today in the the front of my house in 6oz to of product to 1 gallon of water. This is the first time I used this product not 100% sure on how it will work but seen a ton of good reviews on it.
What is you mix them together and then spray
In theory it should kill quicker and keep it gone but I have never mixed them before