Posted by Paul on June 12, 2017 at 07:35:54 from (66.60.223.229):
In Reply to: Killing thistles posted by whizkidkyus on June 11, 2017 at 23:12:28:
Well, you pretty much ruled out any possible solution, so good luck with that hoe! Takes several years of keeping them black before that massive root mass gives up, assuming these are Canadian thistles? If you let them grow to bud stage they refer their root and you get to start over, several more years of hoing.....
Vinager seems far more expensive than Stinger or 24D, as does salt? One changes the ph of your soil, the other poisons it far more than any herbicide, so might want to rethink your views of farming some also. Pretty silly to run around with bags of salt ruining your land in the name of avoiding some pretend 'poison'?
Be good to your dirt, use the proper herbicide if you are going to use one. Thistles are a little different, with that massive root mass they don't respond much to the minor local burn a little vinegar or salt does anyhow.
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