Some gardeners prefer 1.5 cups salt to 3 cups water. Others prefer 1 cup salt to 2 cups water.
Salt kills weeds, and everything else in the area. In fact, the ancient Romans routinely salted the lands of their conquered enemies. Specifically, they so heavily salted the ground around Carthage that the area is still desert.
Such long lasting devastation won't happen with the above mixes. But the salt isn't really necessary. Boiling water, on its own, kills weeds.
Once describes the frequency that salt will have to be used to kill weeds. One cup (128 grams) of salt to two cups (473.18 milliliters) of boiled water or to four cups (946.36 milliliters) of white vinegar and a one-half teaspoon (2.46 milliliters) of bleach-, degreaser-, fragrance-less dish soap functions as an effective natural herbicide in a spray bottle set on stream, not mist or spray, on a calm, hot day. Large areas require one pound (453.59 grams) of salt to one gallon (3.78 liters) of boiled water and serve to increase the likelihood of the dehydrating desiccant, which stays in the soil, turning non-target, salt-intolerant vegetation into stunted, wilted, yellowed plants.
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That the home remedy incapacitates and kills plants by drying them out is a reason why people use table salt to kill weeds in driveway cracks. The weeds in question often serve as challenges to other controls such as manual or mechanical removal and organic or synthetic herbicides. Salt tends to be a low-cost, low-labor treatment which is environmentally friendly as long as not too much needs to be used since its presence may affect non-target vegetation in the area.
No
I use Atrazine. It is real effective for dollarweed and other broadleaf weeds.
boiling water or fire will kill just about anything.
trilling helps in uprooting and killing of weeds,which then dry up and get mixed with the soil. weeds are also controlled by using certain chemicals called weedicides to kill the weeds.
I think not!
Most people believe that if you take off the top, the weed will die. However you must get the roots out to kill a weed. So, why are weeds difficult? You have to work to kill 'em. Or you could use a chemical weed killer.
To kill leeches, you have to burn them. But to get them off without killing them, use salt.
It depends on the salt content in your pee. If you use alot of salt then, yes, it can.
Use a product like WeedBGone (spelling?) or pour bleach into a spray bottle and very carefully spray the weeds.
Salt can kill microorganisms.