Atticus Empero Nutsedge Killer (1.33 oz) Halosulfuron Herbicide Concentrate

This stuff actually works! I'm always a bit skeptical about lawn weed killers but I'm quite happy with this stuff. It is expensive, but you use just a tiny amount (one mini scoop per gallon). It knocked down most of my nutsedge within about a week. I apparently missed some so I had to spray again a couple months later, but it seems to be working really well. It turns the nutsedge yellow/brown within a couple days.

Very good product. Easy to measure out and it kills good. Just be patient it takes about 2 weeks to get a good kill.

Easy to use and nutsedge turned yellow in a few days after application.

Seems to work as advertised. It may take a few applications but the horsetail grass I sprayed is dying.

I followed the instructions by a person who posted using 2 scoops as opposed to 1 scoop. The scoops are vey small. I added the dish soap and applied it in the evening. I have a large grass area that has the dreaded purple sedge. A lot of the sedge killer sold at big box stores only kill the yellow sedge not the purple sedge. It does take a few weeks to kill the sedge so you must have patience. I recently applied a second application after about 7 weeks as new sedge leaves were growing in areas I missed. This stuff works.

This product works great and is priced much better than other well known brands. Just follow the mixing instructions, be patient and you’ll get great results. For maximum results, do not spray on a freshly mowed lawn. Spray when sedge grass blades are approximately 3 inches in length. Wait 2-3 days before mowing after treatment. Over a 2 week period, sedge will start turning yellow in color and dying off completely.

This product works like designed, got rid of my nuts edge. It yellows and then dies off but does not return.

I have Nutsedge growing in my flower beds so I purchased Atticus Empero Nutsedge Killer based on internet reviews. It has the same ingredients as Sledgehammer but it's cheaper. It comes with a very small spoon that provides the correct amount to add to a 1-gallon sprayer. I used a 1/2 of spoonful along with a surfactant (so it will stick to the Nutsedge blades) into a hand spray bottle filled with water. I then sprayed the Nutsedge blades. It takes a couple of weeks for the Empero to kill the Nutsedge but it did a fantastic job of killing it all the way to the bulb (Nut) which prevents it from coming back. (Note: Do not mix more than you need because Atticus Nutsedge Killer has a 7-day life which weakens over time while sitting in a sprayer.) I highly recommend Atticus Empero Nutsedge Killer for killing Nutsedge.