Best way to kill cactus?

[MUZZYSLINGR]

Fire usually works pretty good.


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[kyleseipp]

Surmount, Tordon 22k, or MezaVue. Those are the chemicals to use if you are strictly targeting pear. Follow label and then wait. MezaVue has quickest kill time, but all three chemicals work great.

For the long term, this.

[EarleyBird]

tell my wife you want to keep them. they'll be dead in a week

Hahaha, same at my house!

The flower beds, garden, etc!

[rtjh]

Tordon 22k

[kruppa24]

1 quart Remedy and 3 quarts of diesel mix. Spray in the middle of the day. This will also kill trees so be careful.

This^^^^

[Roy D Mercer]

i had a couple of good size patches of cactus that i scooped up with my loader. That was 6 years ago and they never came back.

[Lincoln Hawk]

MezaVue is the quickest and best of the restricted use herbicides.

PastureGard if no applicator's license. It takes 7-8+ months to do the job, though.

[DaveC]

Hahaha, same at my house!

The flower beds, garden, etc!

No doubt!
When she brings home future victims I always suggest just burning the $$ and save them their slow death.


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[IkemanTX]

Best way is to water them… [emoji1787]

Tordon does a good job, well timed fire does as well.


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[Smokeater]

If you have cows, burn (carefully with water on standby!) the needles off and let the cows eat em. No grass left so it'd be a treat! Then spray em when we have grass again.

[N.DaWoods]

Get a grubbing hoe, dig them up by the roots, drag and stack them on top of each other so the ones on the bottom get no sun. They will die. Then the small ones will keep coming up, so you will need to repeat. Not fun, but it's free exercise. Avoid heat stroke and wear good leather gloves and boots. You can always hire someone certified to spray. Talk to your county extension agent.

Unfortunately, this is probably best option and definitely your cheapest.