Southern Ag Methylated Seed Oil (MSO) Surfactant (Quart - 32oz)

As a dedicated gardener and lawn care enthusiast, I have found the Southern Ag Methylated Seed Oil (MSO) Surfactant to be an indispensable tool in my weed control arsenal, earning a glowing 5-star review! This high-quality surfactant has significantly enhanced the effectiveness of my herbicides, helping me achieve the best results in my weed management efforts. The quart-sized bottle provides ample supply for multiple applications, making it a cost-effective option for my gardening needs. A little goes a long way, and the MSO surfactant has proven to be a valuable addition to my gardening toolkit. The surfactant's formulation is top-notch. It improves the spreading and coverage of herbicides, ensuring that the active ingredients reach their target more effectively. This improved coverage translates into better weed control and ultimately saves me time and effort in the long run. The compatibility of the Southern Ag MSO Surfactant with various herbicides is a standout feature. I have used it with different weed control products, and it has consistently enhanced their performance without any adverse effects on my plants. The ease of use is another strong point of this surfactant. Mixing it with my herbicides is a straightforward process, thanks to the clear instructions provided on the label. I appreciate the convenience of being able to use it with both liquid and dry formulations. The methylated seed oil in the surfactant acts as an excellent penetrant, ensuring that the herbicides effectively stick to the weeds and are absorbed more efficiently. This potent combination significantly improves the weed-killing action of the herbicides. I also appreciate the versatility of the Southern Ag MSO Surfactant. Whether I am tackling broadleaf weeds, grassy weeds, or other unwanted vegetation, this surfactant consistently delivers excellent results. Moreover, the quart-sized bottle is easy to store and handle. The resealable cap prevents any spills or leaks, keeping the product fresh and ready for future applications. In conclusion, the Southern Ag Methylated Seed Oil (MSO) Surfactant is a game-changer for any gardener seeking improved herbicide performance and better weed control. Its cost-effectiveness, compatibility with various herbicides, ease of use, and potent formulation make it a standout surfactant for gardening and lawn care needs. Enhance the effectiveness of your herbicides with the Southern Ag MSO Surfactant and achieve a weed-free garden and lawn with ease!

I recently used Southern Ag Methylated Seed Oil (MSO) Surfactant, and I’m honestly impressed. The quality of this adjuvant is outstanding—it’s a high-grade formula designed to maximize the efficacy of selective herbicides. The mixing and compatibility were straightforward, and the product performed flawlessly in my sprayer. It significantly improves herbicide penetration through the waxy leaf cuticles of tough weeds. The overall performance and surface tension reduction exceeded my expectations, especially for the price point. I’d highly recommend this to anyone looking for a reliable, professional-strength surfactant to improve their weed control results.

Tried other Surfacants, this was by far my favorite. Mixed easily in tank sprayer. Provided excellent adhesion of herbicides to troublesome weeds, best results I’ve ever had.

Good product for the money. Works very well

Probably the most commonly used surfactant to augment the action of your weedkillers. It seems a little more expensive than the non-ionic surfactant so I would go by Price alone in choosing one.

Very good quality

Works perfectly with Garlon-4 Ultra herbicide!

Makes sense why people buy this. After testing - MSO is definitely more powerful than the same tablespoons of non-ionic surfactant. And with MSO + NIS + herbicide - the herbicide actually works at its rated dose finally. Not sure you can justify the price of MSO though. It would be cheaper to just mix a NIS a bit heavier like 1.5 tablespoons/gallon. If you want to experiment or you’re killing mature weeds like large crab grass - get this. Otherwise meh. Time-Line I’d say plain herbicides take about 7-10+ days to know if they worked. Herbicides + NIS takes 5 days to see results. Herbicides + NIS + MSO saw decent results/trend at 3 & 1/2 days. Very hard to pour compared to the Non-Ionic Surfactant. Currently testing this side by side vs. a surfactant. Comparing Dicamba with MSO vs. Non-Ionic. And 2-4D with MSO vs. Non-Ionic. Non-Ionic is currently much cheaper. Both require 2 teaspoons per gallon. Aka. 0.67 Tablespoons, aka: 1/3 Fl. Oz. On the plus side, MSO is much easier to see where it has been sprayed compared to Non-Ionic Surfactant. You have to know what you're looking for though. You're looking for a glossy wet appearance with a slight orange tint. I'm slightly expecting MSO to damage the grass more in comparison to a Non-Ionic Surfactant. But I'm also hoping it damages the weeds more. The only herbicide MSO is 100% required for is Quinclorac and Crabgrass - for everything else it's just a helper. Currently, Non-Ionic + 2-4D took approx. 2 weeks to kill 50-70% of the weeds