Dandelion Doom Herbicide Spot Treatment (2-pack)
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Two 32 oz. ready-to-use spray bottles Covers up to 100 sq. ft.
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Ready-to-use broadleaf weed killer
Iron-powered selective weed killer for lawns in convenient spray bottles. Kills weeds without harming grass.
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Kills weeds without harming grass
Target problem weeds in your lawn with our convenient ready-to-use formula.
Dandelion Doom Spot Treatment delivers our powerful iron-based weed control in a convenient spray bottle format - no mixing required. Perfect for targeting individual weeds or small problem areas throughout your lawn. The selective formula kills broadleaf weeds like dandelions and clover while leaving your grass unharmed. Its iron-rich formula works quickly, showing results within hours, and kills weeds down to the root for lasting control.
PRODUCT FEATURES
- Ready-to-use weed killer spray
- Kills broadleaf weeds, mosses, and algae in lawns
- Suppresses select lawn diseases
- Iron (FeHEDTA) formula
- Fast acting—results within hours
- Kills weeds down to the root
- Safe for all grass types
- Covers up to 100 sq. ft. of weeds
WHAT'S INCLUDED
Two 32 oz. spray bottles of iron chelated (FeHEDTA) weed killer. Covers up to 100 sq. ft. of weeds.
INSTRUCTIONS
For best results, apply between 50-85 degrees F when no rain is expected for 3+ hours:
- Shake bottle well before using
- Adjust nozzle to desired spray pattern
- Spray directly onto weed leaves until thoroughly covered
- Allow to dry completely before any foot or pet traffic
- Repeat treatment in 3-4 weeks for tough weeds if needed
Helpful Tips from Lawn Advisors:
How does this lawn-safe weed killer work?
Grass and weeds absorb iron differently. Weeds quickly take in too much iron, which becomes toxic and kills them. Grass absorbs iron more slowly and can tolerate higher amounts. This difference allows us to target weeds while giving your lawn a healthy, deeper green color.
What's the difference between ready-to-use Dandelion Doom and the concentrate version?
This is a ready-to-use formula in convenient spray bottles - no mixing required. It's perfect for spot-treating individual weeds or small areas. The concentrate version is more economical for treating larger areas but requires mixing with water and using a sprayer system.
What weeds does Dandelion Doom control?
Dandelion Doom is effective on broadleaf weeds like black medic*, broadleaf plantain, bull thistle, Canada thistle*, common chickweed*, creeping buttercup, creeping charlie/ground ivy*, dandelion, dovefoot geranium*, English daisy*, false dandelion, healall*, moss, liverworts*, algae* and lichens*, narrow-leaved plantain*, oxalis, Persian Speedwell, prostrate knotweed*, shepherd’s-purse*, silverweed cinquefoil*, slender speedwell*, white clover, wild chamomile*.
It can also control or suppress diseases such as but not limited to*: Dollar Spot, Rust or Snow Mold.
*Not approved for this use in California. Please see California label for approved use.
Does Dandelion Doom stain?
Yes, it can cause staining due to high iron content. Avoid using on sidewalks, concrete, or other hard surfaces. If you accidentally spill, immediately spray and dilute the area with water. For best results, apply on calm days to prevent overspray.
How to use Dandelion Doom with other Sunday products?
Ideally, apply weed control before seeding, fertilizing, or applying pest control. Allow to dry completely before applying other liquid products or watering your lawn. For best results with Sunday grass seed, wait one day after applying Dandelion Doom before seeding.
Are there any US states where this is not approved for use?
This product is approved for use in all states.
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I used this product as the instructions stated but received negative results. It was 0% effective on my yard, so I’m very hesitant to try it again. I was hoping for success, but it looks like I’ll have to switch to another weed control product.
Not sure why these other people are saying it didn’t work. It killed almost all of my weeds. Did use a lot more product than expected but it killed the weeds without harming the grass.
This weed killer came with our lawn plan. I applied as directed, and not one weed was killed in our Florida lawn. About a month later, I bought an Ortho product, and that did the trick. Dandelion Doom is worthless.
Works way better than anything I’ve bought at big box stores.
Should have listened to the other negative reviews before buying. Followed directions, applied in sunny/dry conditions, and even applied to a variety of different weeds. It's been two days, and every single weed is still alive and well.
I used this product approximately 24hrs ago on my lawn on both clover and some broad leaf weeds and I can see it working already. The weeds have already browned and are shriveling while the grass has remained healthy. I used this product with some level of skepticism after reading the other reviews ...
I used Dandelion Doom without success. I left a review and Sunday contacted me and worked though the issue with *and actual person*. They explained what may have happened and they sent me a different product to try after looking at pictures of the weeds in my lawn that I sent. Kudos for the advice a...
Applied as directed. Did not kill a single weed. I would not use again. Very disappointed.
Did the 2 rounds of this and neither worked to get rid of our weeds! We did it during dandelion season too!
I had high hopes that this would work on dandelions and creeping charlie. It did not. Dandelions do wilt, but simply return. Creeping charlie was barely affected. Back to herbicides, unfortunately.