MSO (Methylated Seed Oil) Quart

As far as I can tell the weeds are dying from the herbicide spray I mixed the product with.

I usually add an ounce to a gallon of 20% Triclopyr 4 with diesel fuel for killing American Holly trees, prickly pad cacti, greenbrier (smilax), torpedo grass, blackberry brier and other hard to kill weeds with waxy stems and leaves. I notice a 4-5 day faster rate of deadening with the MSO than without it especially on trees in the same concentrations.Recommended.

Don't know if it helped or not couldn't tell

I applied this at the recommended application rate of 2 teaspoons per gallon of 8.8% Trichlopyl to kill trees. I sprayed it on a small tree with 5" thick trunk that forked out with two side branches. It killed it very well. I sprayed it directly on the bark and didn't even have to cut or score the tree. The methylated seed oil not only acts as a surfactant, but it also facilitates absorbtion of herbicides through the bark of trees or thick brush, so this product works as advertised.Normally I'd have to cut the trees down with a chainsaw and use an axe to hack up the trunk so it will absorb the Trichlopyl, so using this product makes the job a lot easier. Just spray and walk away.

I did a lot of research and I bought this product to help kill the crab grass. With just one use the crab grass turned brown and my lawn is looking better already

This will last me a couple of years...add to crabgrass killer to coat the weed leaves. That combination worked well for me.

It worked as expected

easy to pour mixes well does the job