Lemon juice and vinegar weed killer?
If I kill the weeds in my vegetable garden with this recipe will it kill the vegetable plants
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After applying vinegar weed killer can it get wet?
When using vinegar Epsom salt seed killer can it get rained on?
Vinegar will kill everything. Use boiling water only on the weeds in the garden. I don't what lemon juice does to weeds but it does repel mosquitoes .
Joanne: Lemon juice can be pricey. Vinegar works just fine. I put a gallon in a pump like this:
https://www.homedepot.com/p/HDX-1-Gal-Sprayer-1501HDXA/307766754
No need for the lemon juice unless you want to make a vinaigrette. Vinegar can kill anything you spray it on, so please be careful.
Yes, veggie plants and flowers will be killed if sprayed with this mixture, but here are a couple of easy suggestions. First, don’t use lemon juice. Vinegar is much cheaper and breaks down the plant fibers so they can’t carry water to the plants. I add salt to vinegar to aid in the root-drying process. Second, cut the bottom out of a half gallon milk or water jug. Then hold the jug over only the weeds, and spray through the mouth of the jug. Dead weeds; live good plants. So you can kill what you are aiming at without damaging your vegetables. Best wishes for you garden!
If you ened a step-by-step recipe and process, there's a great DIY weed killer tutorial here: https://www.hometalk.com/diy/outdoor/pest-repeller/diy-weed-killer-44672575