Torched All-Natural Weed Killer

You can begin to plant two weeks after your initial application of Torched. If you experience heavy rainfall, you can plant directly after that if Torched has already achieved your desired result. If you experience heavy rainfall before the desired results, you may need to apply Torched again.

Yes! If you have cows, goats or other animals that eat grass or other plants that you spray Torched on, they will be completely safe and unaffected by Torched. There is no waiting period before Torched is safe for animals to be around.

We all want the perfect lawn! However, Torched is non-selective, meaning that it kills weeds and grass. We do not advise spraying your lawn or ground covers unless you are trying to use Torched as a burn down or to kill grass. Torched is ideal to use in the garden and around fence lines and flower beds.

Since Torched is a naturally derived product, we see no reason for it not to be used with other products. Killing weeds is a challenging undertaking.

Nope! Torched has a highly effective, non-selective formula that can be used alone.

Homemade weed killers have their place, but they are often more dangerous and toxic than people realize. Typical homemade weed killer recipes are based on vinegar, boiling water, strong acetic acid, lemon juice and liquid dish soap.

Vinegar and acetic acid should only be used under safety precautions. Vinegar is a great multipurpose product, but regular white vinegar solution is typically too weak to do much damage to plants. While 5% vinegar can work, 8% vinegar or higher is needed to really make an effective weed killer. High percentage vinegar should be dealt with extreme caution, and you should always wear protective gear.

Boiling water is simple, but it requires much more time and risk than spraying a concentrate like Torched. Why boil water and walk back and forth from your kitchen to your garden when you can just spray one product on your soil?

While homemade weed killers are admirable, the acetic acid concentration has to be really high to kill weeds, and at that point, the cost might not justify the added risk. We urge you to be careful and use protective gear if you decide to attempt to make your own formula to kill weeds.

Weed killers work by dehydrating weeds, plants and unwanted vegetation. They do this by removing the waxy protective coat. This coat is what seals in water in the phyllosphere (the above ground part of the plant). Homemade weed killers, such as white vinegar, lemon juice based recipes and even boiling water, aim to do the same thing. The white vinegar strips the waxy coat, and as the sun begins to beat down, we see a loss of moisture. Torched was carefully crafted to be safe for the soil bacteria, ground and roots while also being much more effective than homemade remedies for weeds. It takes the same action of removing the plants' protective coating and drying them from the leaf to the root.

Torched’s formula is powered by a proprietary blend of natural ingredients: sodium lauryl sulfate, clove oil, and cornmint oil, combined with water and gentle soaps[1][4][6]. These components work together to target and destroy unwanted vegetation at the root level, without harming pets, livestock, or beneficial soil organisms.

Clove Oil and Cornmint Oil: These essential oils act as natural desiccants. When applied, they rapidly break down the protective waxy coating (cuticle) on the leaf surface. This “burn” effect allows the other ingredients to penetrate the plant more deeply.

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate and Soap: These surfactants help the solution stick to plant surfaces and disrupt the plant’s cellular membranes. This leads to rapid dehydration—essentially, the plant loses water faster than it can absorb it, causing it to wither from the leaf down to the root.

Non-Toxic Action: Unlike chemical herbicides, Torched does not rely on synthetic toxins. Instead, it uses the power of natural oils and soaps to break down the plant’s defenses and cause desiccation, resulting in a safe, long-term solution for weed control.

Yes, Torched will store safely. Simply seal the nozzle, and you can reuse any leftover weed killer.

Yes, Torched can be safely sprayed around your coop.