Scepter T&O 70 WDG Herbicide
Scepter T&O 70 WDG Herbicide is a selective herbicide for established warm-season turfgrass and selected landscape ornamentals. It is a useful option for managing difficult weeds such as sedges, kyllinga, dollarweed, wild garlic, wild onion, and other listed weeds when applied according to the product label.
This herbicide is designed for turf managers, lawn care professionals, and property owners who need targeted weed control without using a non-selective herbicide. It can be used as part of a planned turf maintenance program where timing, turf tolerance, and proper application conditions are important.
Why Choose Scepter T&O 70 WDG?
- Selective herbicide for labeled warm-season turfgrasses
- Helps control or suppress difficult weeds like sedges, kyllinga, and dollarweed
- Can be used in both pre-emergent and post-emergent timing according to the label
- Works through root and foliage uptake for movement to growing points
- Useful for turf and landscape weed management programs
How It Works
Scepter T&O 70 WDG is absorbed through weed roots and foliage, then moves through the plant to the growing points. Soon after application, susceptible weeds stop growing. Visible results may take time depending on the weed species, growth stage, turf condition, and application timing.
Because performance depends heavily on timing and turf conditions, this product should be applied when weeds are actively growing and the turf is not under stress. Avoid applications during poor growing conditions, turf transition periods, drought stress, or other situations where the label warns that turf injury may occur.
Application Tips for Better Results
Apply evenly and use enough spray volume to reach the target area without runoff or overlap. For best results, identify the weed first, confirm that the turfgrass is listed on the label, and follow the label for application rate, timing, irrigation guidance, and retreatment intervals.
When tank mixing, only combine Scepter T&O 70 WDG with products that allow tank mixing on their labels. Always read all product labels before mixing or applying, and follow the most restrictive label directions.
