Southern Ag Amine 2,4-D WEED KILLER, 32oz - Quart

This ACTUALLY works! We’ve been dealing with a horrible spurge infestation and broadleaf issue for 3 years now. After trying everything I decided to search in depth on what to use, then I came across this. I was definitely skeptical, but for the cost it wouldn’t hurt if it didn’t work especially since we’ve spent thousands on other products. I sprayed it on the spurge and broadleafs around 9am Monday and by Monday afternoon the broadleaf was shriveled and brown. By today, Tuesday morning, spurge was losing color and getting crunchy which means it’s dying. The photos are of the exact plants before and after. In the last photo where it’s a huge patch of spurge you can see where it’s not a brighter green color, that’s what I sprayed. I intentionally didnt spray some of it to see if it would actually kill the spurge even if I do not spray all of it. I HIGHLY recommend this product, but please READ AND ADHERE to the warning label. This is serious stuff and needs to be treated as so. The bottle is tiny but it’s a concentrate, you only need a little bit when mixing. I did not add extra as I wanted to see if what was recommended worked.

Best I’ve used so far

Works well on yarrow in the lawn which has been really spoiling my lawn. Hoping it stays gone. You must read the how to use info as this is very bad stuff to humans.

I used this Southern Ag 2,4-D Amine to spot-treat broadleaf weeds in my lawn, and it worked exactly as expected. Within a few days, I could see the weeds starting to curl and yellow, and most were fully gone within 1–2 weeks. It’s strong, so make sure to mix according to label directions and spray when temperatures are moderate (not extreme Texas heat). I applied it with a pump sprayer for targeted treatment and had no damage to my established turfgrass when used properly. Great value for the size — a little goes a long way. Definitely a solid option for controlling clover, dandelion, and other common broadleaf weeds.

Works!