A description of ingredients and procedures for exterminating undesirable plants functions as a recipe for a weed killer. The description may be found on a store-bought product or preserved as a home-made remedy. Non-organic and organic store-bought herbicides respectively possess such active ingredients as glyphosate and d-Limonene (citrus oil) whereas a tablespoon (14.79 milliliters) of liquid dish detergent, salt or vinegar in a quart (0.95 liter) or gallon (3.79 liters) of water represents a home-made weed-killer.
Vinegar can be very effective in killing weeds. Supermarket distilled white vinegar has a concentration of 5 percent and may be applied with minimal or no dilution depending upon the density and type of vegetation. The most effective concentration will be 10 to 20 percent, at and above which personal protective equipment must be donned to protect against irritation to eyes, nose, and skin.
One tablespoon (14.79 milliliters) of distilled white vinegar in one quart (946.36 milliliters) of water is the recipe for killing weeds with vinegar. The vinegar needs to exhibit a strength of 10-20 percent in order to be effective since the typical bottle on the grocery store shelf is at a weak 5 percent. Some home remedy gardeners will add lemon or salt in varying amounts to the above-mentioned mix.
The recipe that uses Orange Juice and vinegar to kill weeds involves a 10 percent vinegar solution (with water, no need for orange juice).
Yes. orange juice also can be vinegar. Any fruits can be vinegar except, durian, longan, rambutan, jackfruit, starfruit and papaya.
orange juice it takes 20 mins and in vinegar it takes 50 minutes
Vinegar,tomato sauce and juice, and orange juice
i think you can use lemonade or lemon juice... it's the citric acid that's important for the texture... I even mixed a blend of other juices once that must have had enough acidity not to ruin the recipe... I've heard apple juice doesn't work as a substitute though.
The best orange juice recipe, is to take a bunch of fresh juicy oranges and squeeze them. Do not add any sugar or other liquids, the juice straight from the orange is the best!
lemon juice vinegar orange juice
Yes.
lime juice or vinegar
Orange juice and Calamansi juice have both been used to kill cockroaches but are not permanent solutions. They both are equally effective for killing on contact.
Orange Juice. Orange Juice does not have enough acids to make the egg explode =, so therefore, orangejuice.
Pick nice ripe oranges. Slice in half around the middle. squeeze juice out of the orange.
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