Atticus Empero Nutsedge Killer (1.33 oz) Halosulfuron-Methyl 75% Turf Herbicide - (Compare to The Leading Brand) - Kills Nut Grass in Established Lawns, Ornamental Turfgrass, & Landscape Areas

Good stuff - so far! The nutsedge was yellow brown and dying in 5 days in my front lawn. Noticeable yellowing in 2 days. I mowed it 7 days after application and it is stunted and dying still, the turf itself is doing fine. We will see after 4 weeks...Mix per the instructions. Definitely use a good surfacant and mix or agitate well. I applied 8 gallons of mix to my front yard using 20 gallon tow behind tank. All worked well.Would recommend, nutsedge is hard to kill. This stuff seems to knock the crap out of it.

Takes about 7+ days, then the nutsedge was knocked out!!! I used 3 other products with no luck. This one worked great.

This is good quality stuff. Wondered at first as it’s a small bottle and not much in it. But it doesn’t take a lot but it does take a few days to see results. We will see but I heard it’s permanent. Yeah. I just spot used it around house not in yard.

Not sure why all the negative reviews as this product worked great for me, maybe those who say it doesn't work didn't use a surfactant. It does take a week or so before you start to see results which doesn't bother me. After the following mowing is where I saw the results the best as the nutsedge always starts to grow back faster than the turf grass, well not this time. The only question left for me is how long the nutsedge stays gone. There is plenty of this product so if I need to spray again no big deal.

This stuff works exactly as promised, but patience is key. I followed the mixing directions carefully and applied it with a pump sprayer to problem areas in my Bermuda lawn where nutsedge kept popping up no matter how often I mowed. Within about 7–10 days, I noticed the nutsedge yellowing and slowing down, and by two weeks it was on its way out completely.It’s a selective herbicide, so it didn’t harm my grass or other ornamentals nearby, which was important to me. The small bottle may not look like much, but because it’s a concentrated formula, it goes a long way if you measure accurately. Definitely a product I’ll keep on hand for spot treatments each summer.

While it did seem to ‘act slow’ it was very effective and thorough while doing very little damage to the surrounding areas. I was very pleased and would recommend it……

Ok I was extremely skeptical and nutsedge is a pain. But I tried it at the lowest rate. I used it on a customers lawn infested with nutsedge and a small area that had it at my home. 2 weeks later 100% gone. Now you have to use the surfactant. I used southern ag(cheap) 2 teaspoons per gallon. No water or cutting lawn for a 2-3 days afterwards. Worked perfectly. I didn’t have the blue dye. You WANT it and here’s why. If you double back because you don’t know if you sprayed somewhere, or you are overlapping your spray rows, it will hurt the grass. You will see some thinning. So use the dye and don’t double spray and you will be amazed. And such a small amount is used you will have plenty left over for others.

Only product I've found that actually works on nut sedge. One application was all it took to eliminate it from our worse area. Well worth the cost.