The one-gallon container of 30 Seconds can cover an area between 750 and 2250 square feet. And since the formula doesn’t have phosphates or bleach and is pH neutral, you won’t have to worry about leftover stains or marks. This super concentrate’s recommended dilution is one part moss killer to 5 parts water, but Jarder says this is only a general guideline and you are free to add more or less water depending on the severity of the moss problem. Lawn Gold Lawn Fertilizer & Moss Remover is the best lawn moss killer if you want a chemical-free product with organically-based ingredients. It works to create an environment that will successfully deter moss, containingcalcium which is used to reduce soil acidity. Moss thrives in acidic ground, so combatting its growth by improving the composition of the soil is an excellent, long-term solution.

Ready-to-use solution kills moss and algae whilst inhibiting regrowth and restoring original colour to hard surface. Other products such as Wet & Forgetare available to buy to put in spray bottles that attach to your hose. Make sure you read the instructions carefully to get the right balance of chemicals and water together before spraying on your roof tiles. The last thing you want is a chemical reaction on your roof tiles because the concentration of the moss killing chemical is too high. Lilly Miller Moss Out takes convenience to a new level by allowing you to attach the container to your garden hose. This not only gives you wider coverage but also takes the hassle out of finding the right hose or fiddling with the sprayer. Jarder claims results in 2-3 days and for it to keep on fighting moss for 6 months after. I can’t comment on the 6 months part of the claims, but after three days there was a noticeable difference between the two different parts of our test area. A couple of days after that and it was even more clear which side had been treated with the spray & leave moss killer.This is a moss killer that offers a ready to go, easy to use product to those who desire that kind of thing and it works well if used correctly. At its current price point it isn’t as cost effective as buying a concentrate but I guess that’s the cost of convenience. Pressure washers are a great way of eliminating moss from concrete without risking damage to any surrounding plant life with the use of chemicals or cleaning agents. The only issue with using a jet washer, is that the high pressure jet can be damaging to the surface of the concrete itself. Who knew that seaweed was the vital ingredient missing from our lawns? The manufacturers at Maxicrop certainly didn’t let this information pass them by, and have found a way to harness seaweed’s potential in their Moss Killer and Lawn Tonic. It contains a wide variety of nutrients to kill off moss and improve lawn health, with the seaweed extract helping to stimulate grass regrowth and establish stronger roots. If you have a heavy moss layer or the moss proves to be tough to get rid of, use less water and create a stronger solution. Our number #1 choice is the SmartSeal Moss Remove. It’s a reasonable price, completely non-toxic and 5 litres can easily cover 100-125 square metres.

Top of the agenda when selecting the most appropriate moss killer should be the expected coverage of your chosen product. Most moss killers can be diluted to produce a larger quantity of usable product, but if the concentrated killer is relatively weak, to begin with, you may end up with a functionally useless formula. And last but least, Moss Out Roofs & Walks offers a versatile spray that works well on roofs, paths, driveways, and patios. The non-stain formula allows you to spray it on any surface without worrying about having to scrub it off later. This short video shows how to remove moss naturally. How to Prevent Future Moss Growth Limit water flow There are several varieties of moss killer on the market; some are great at treating small areas with little hassle, others are more heavy-duty solutions to ongoing weed issues. Below we’ve compiled some of our favourite moss killers and outlined the most appropriate uses for each. #1. SmartSeal Moss Remover As you can see there are some remnants – I watered it again with a one to five – this picture is about six months on after I gave it the last dose. The house has changed a bit since with nice cladding as well: Moss six months after still gone and roof looking tip top

Moss Killer FAQs

If you’re looking for a moss killer that works on patios and the like, you are spoilt for choice these days. Jarder’s spray & leave is yet another fantastic product for just such a problem and very fairly priced too. This short moss killer buyer’s guide will give you all the information you need to know – by the time you’ve read my article you’ll either no longer need moss killer or know exactly which one you need. Granules, concentrate, or ready to use?

If you have used fertilizer in your garden before, then you’re already aware that it comes in either liquid or granular form. Moss killer is similar to fertilizers in that way. It comes in two varieties: solid state, and liquid. Let’s take a look at each type and why you should use one over the other.

Liquid Type: This type comes in jugs and sprays cans for easy application. It’s suitable for all surfaces both vertical and horizontal. You can use it on walls, roofs, tree stumps, and metal pipes. It doesn’t leave a stain and is easily absorbed by most surfaces. On the roof, it will dry out without smearing the surface. Some liquid moss killers are specifically designed for the roof and metal surfaces. Others are more geared up toward lawns and gardens and have plant food supplements added in for good measure. While liquid moss killers are more convenient and easier to apply, you have to be careful with the spray. It might endanger any plants in the vicinity, and you should always wear a mask before spraying the chemical substance.

The next step is to take hold of your soft bristle brush and brush away as much of the moss from the tiles as you can. Try to imagine a square roughly the size of 1-meter x 1 meter and work in that part on the roof until it is clear of moss. By working one small section at a time, it will give you better control of the brush, and you will conserve energy. Secondly, you’re instructed not to use this product between September 18 th and April 1 st – that’s the period in which moss is at its strongest and is the most difficult to kill off. The 5L bottle of concentrate dilutes, at 1 part liquid to 5 parts water, to 30L of solution that covers up to 250m 2 of mossy ground. Apply the diluted solution with a garden sprayer for the best (and most economical) results. A watering can will do, but it won’t be quite as good at distributing the liquid. Leave the baking soda for a few hours to absorb the moisture from the moss, and either pull out the dead plants or scrub the area with a stiff brush to clean your patio or path. Boiling WaterYou can also mix as much moss killer as you need. If you have a small patch, then dilute enough of the material accordingly. So in a way, this is more economical than a ready-to-use spray. Pros When using pressure washers on concrete, always angle the nozzle at 45 degrees to minimise the pressure on the surface. Always wash in a direction away from any buildings, vehicles or people. Conclusion Wet and forget-again?’ That thought has probably crossed your mind. But, you can’t easily overlook a product from a reputable brand. This part of the Wet & Forget family is one of the safest options you’ll find in the market. It’s safe to use on any outdoor or indoor surface.