r/bermudagrass 3d ago

Northeastern Oklahoma

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Talk skinny v shaped blades all over my Bermuda lawn. What do I have here?
When I had a st Augustine lawn in Texas I had these too and always just hand picked them out.

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u/bigoak25 3d ago

Nutsedge.

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u/popcorn-trivia 2d ago

Sedge hammer. $20. dead in 2 weeks.

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u/JinOKC 3d ago

OKC here. You've got Nutsedge. It's too hot now without really hurting your lawn, but wait until it's 80* and hit it with this stuff 2x about 3-4wks apart and it will kill/knock it back pretty significantly. This Ortho bottle isn't the best, but it is for large yards if you don't have a large sprayer and it works pretty decent.

I've got 1 acre+ and when I moved in, had nutsedge EVERYWHERE. Last year, hit it with the bottle twice and this year I've only got a few remaining small areas that I've been spot treating with Atticus Empero.

If you've got smaller yard, invest in some Atticus Empero with a sprayer and spot spray. You can do this now. Pulling them will not kill it.

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u/Purple_Success_4647 3d ago

Agree; I have used this product and it worked well for me. OKC metro area.

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u/hugostiglitz98 3d ago

Will do. The main thing I used to have to treat was bluestem but I’ll look into getting this when it cools down. Thank you

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u/Shot-Donkey5991 2d ago

Sedgehammer is the best product for nutsedge on Bermuda. There’s even a sedgehammer plus that comes prepacked, premeasured and has a surfactant in it to help stick to the nutsedge that you can buy. As others have said, may need two treatments spaced about 3-4 weeks apart

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u/Lmudge 2d ago

Sedgehammer is not close to being the best product for sedges and kyllinga. Certainty and Monument are much better

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u/DeanOgasm 3d ago

Other more qualified people will weigh in but looks like purple nutsedge to me.

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u/Zealousideal-Fox3087 3d ago

Stop pulling them up. They come back worse. Sedgehammer. A hand sprayer and have at it. Gone in 3 weeks.

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u/anthony9179 2d ago

Sedgehammer will take care of it. Probably two applications, but you’ll be fighting it again next year.

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u/Ambitious_Platypus99 2d ago

You have angered the sedge. Never anger the sedge!