Apple cider vinegar is a natural weed killer. For broadleaf weeds, mix vinegar with dish soap. For grassy weeds, use vinegar with salt. Always apply on a sunny day.
Dandelions are stubborn weeds. Apply undiluted apple cider vinegar directly to the roots. Reapply as needed until the weed dies off completely.
Clover is a common weed in lawns. Mix apple cider vinegar with water and spray directly on the clover patches. Be careful not to spray on surrounding grass.
Crabgrass can be controlled with apple cider vinegar. Apply vinegar directly to the weed, avoiding contact with nearby plants. Repeat applications may be necessary.
Moss can be treated with apple cider vinegar. Mix vinegar with water and spray on the affected areas. Ensure the moss is thoroughly soaked for effective results.
Using apple cider vinegar for weed control is eco-friendly and cost-effective. Remember to wear protective gear when handling vinegar and avoid spraying on desirable plants.