Organic way to kill the grass

[Diyandimitrov]

Hey I was wondering what I can use to kill the plants in a organic way like. But I cant use any chemicals or poisons cause it will show in a lab test and it wound be a problem for the county inspectuons. So I was thinking to watering the spot few times with salty water,lower ph water or something with alcohol. I never did that before so im hoping some of your guys can help me with. Thank you

 

[VetSmoke85]

Are you trying to kill your weed plants or is there grass growing within them?

 

[Diyandimitrov]

I'm over grow my square foots with few thousand for exemple i can grow only 10000 but my greenhouse are longer and it comes out like 12300 so im 2300 sq foot over and I have like a month before next inspection. So I have to kill part of my crop nature way and they kind give me advice with that salt water. I just wanna hear some other advices. It make sense to my with that salt water idk.

 

[VetSmoke85]

Can you not just hack them down and compost them? Is there some regulation that prevents that?

 

[Diyandimitrov]

Yea they wont let me do it this way idk way its stupid law's I belive

 

[013]

Sawzall would be my weapon of choice or you could buy a pickup truck load of cones & papers and the party is at Diyanddimitrovs’ place!

kidding mostly but there must be crap tons of regulations to jump thru to appease the bureaucracy

 

[indochronic]

How long do u have? id do something like not water them and cover them with a bag or something so the get no light and everything else they should dye of pretty quick. or maby add loads of lemon juice to water to make it acidic and that might cause a lockout and kill it, thats just a guess. Ud prob do damage to soil life tho if its in the ground
good luck

 

[Diyandimitrov]

I think 30 ml per gallon of table salt it will work just fine? I probably Will try that

 

[CrimsonEcho]

i heard you can try vinegar to kill plants, salt may linger longer in your soil than plain vinegar

 

[Spitz]

Just stick a shovel through the root just under ground level. Stop watering them? Flamethrower??

 

[bobrown14]

Chop and burn.... sooo easy. Then use the ashes for fertilizer.

All problems solved and all evidence gone.

In compliance.

 

[skirk]

i heard you can try vinegar to kill plants, salt may linger longer in your soil than plain vinegar

You got that right. But you need to step it up. No Heinz 5%. Apply early in the A.M. on a sunny day, dead before nightfall.

 

[bobrown14]

Almost like Glyphosate without the cancer. Good stuff ^^^^

 

[Diyandimitrov]

You got that right. But you need to step it up. No Heinz 5%. Apply early in the A.M. on a sunny day, dead before nightfall.

How much per gallon of water of that ? Or its going straight to the plant with no water

 

[013]

whether you go with a vinegar spray or girdling them or whatevs method you use to kill them.... when it’s time to remove them from the hoop house I would cut stalks with sawzall and leave the rootball in place to replenish the soil

 

[skirk]

How much per gallon of water of that ? Or its going straight to the plant with no water

Do not dilute. I carry a 2x2 piece of cardboard to use as a backstop to prevent overspray onto any plant/vegetation I don't want killed.