Don't do it.
Typically, you would use one sprayer for herbicides and another for fungicides/pesticides.
All sorts of chemical reactions can occur by mixing chemicals in a sealed container. However, you may read the directions and see if it is recommended to mix what you are using. Check both labels and compare active ingredients.
Waiting a few days between applications should be fine.
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Mixing bug spray and weed killer
05-02-2012 02:30 PM
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I need to do both. Round Up and Ortho (general bug killer).
They will go over the same areas. Is it a bad idea to mix them in the sprayer? Any chemical experts here?
If I can't, how long should I wait for one application and then the other? Which should go first?
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05-02-2012 02:57 PM
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05-02-2012 07:43 PM
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I'd totally buy an all in one bug/weed killer if there was such a thing.
I'd avoid mixing them as mentioned above!I really wish everyone would update their location in their profile!
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05-03-2012 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by unimogken
Yeah, I'm thinking if they were safe to mix, you'd be able to buy it somewhere 
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