This summer we have been experimenting with using a few different herbicides to treat our indoor plants. We aren’t quite sure how we feel about the results, but I do think they are pretty interesting. We have found that those that use the most toxic chemicals in the most aggressive ways have the most profound results. It took longer for the first batch to kill the weeds but seems to be working well so far.
We use an herbicide called Glyphosate in this series of experiments. We found that it worked best when sprayed on the soil. It seems to work much better when applied in the early spring then when applied later in the season. We also find that the best results are obtained when the soil is wet.
The only downside is that the seeds take up a lot of room in the garden. We don’t use them much but if you don’t want to use the herbicide and would like a more natural approach to the problem, we suggest you try the non-chemical way.
The use of herbicide as a weedkiller in gardening was a very popular practice until the 90s when agriculturalists realized it would harm the earth. Herbicides are now used in a very different way in order to combat diseases. We found that an organophosphonate (a chemical that binds to the nerve system with the nervous system being the chemical agent) is the chemical agent that kills parasites and viruses in the plant.
This means we can safely use the pet safe herbicide on our plants without worrying about harmful side effects. The natural way is not so great because we still have to take care when using it on the plants. But it is less harmful and you can use it on much more of your plants by using the spray nozzle that comes with it.
This is a pet safe herbicide, just like the ones your pets love. But unlike the pet safe herbicides, this one is for home use. It’s easy to use and it’s safe for your pets.
You can use this spray on your plants and other things, but we suggest using it only on the plants you plan to use it on. Using it on plants that you plan to use it on might cause some headaches. It is most likely safe for pets too, but make sure to use it only on plants you plan to use it on.
The spray will kill anything that’s alive, but it will not harm plants that are sprayed on. It will kill fungi, bacteria, and mold spores, but it won’t hurt plants that are not sprayed on.
We haven’t gotten our hands on Pet Safe yet, but we’ve seen some videos of spraying dogs and cats with it. We are planning on getting it.
Pet Safe will be available for sale in stores and online soon.
