Apple cider vinegar and other types of vinegar kill plants by drying out their top growth. Vinegar will not kill the roots, so some weeds will regrow after treatment. Weeds or plants that have leaves covered by a waxy cuticle do not readily absorb vinegar and so may not be killed.
Yes, typically the same acidity content, 5%, but it can be sticky, which is why most people use white vinegar. I purchase at Costco or Sam's Club for about $2 a gallon. Restaurant supply houses are also inexpensive. My local grocery store charges $4 a gallon, big savings - pays to shop around. I never have less than 2 gallons at home, I use it for everything!
yes all vinegar will work and with proper application it will get rid of the weeds.Only use this where there are no other plants around.whote vinegar and water 50/50 a dab of salt and a dab of dish soap
At 5 percent acetic acid, typically found in household vinegar, including apple cider vinegar, vinegar killed weeds during the first two weeks of emergence. Killing of adult weeds required concentrations of acetic acid greater than 10 percent.
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At 5 percent acetic acid, typically found in household vinegar, including apple cider vinegar, vinegar killed weeds during the first two weeks of emergence. Killing of adult weeds required concentrations of acetic acid greater than 10 percent.