November 23, 2024

VIDEO: IN FOCUS: Flame Weeding


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28 thoughts on “VIDEO: IN FOCUS: Flame Weeding

  1. Hi Curtis, Your videos have been great! I’m building a 6 head flame weeder and creating it from scrap materials and some adult training wheels. I’m placing the propane tank directly over the wheel axels and the position of the shroud (wind guard) housing the flame thrower heads is out in front of the wheels and tank. Do you have any suggestions regarding the height off the soil surface the flame weeder heads are positioned? Thank you

    Kevin

  2. God, I hate horsetail and couch grass. When I had my garden, I loved to double dig the beds, mainly to get out the long horsetail and couch grass runners. Trying to do that on a commercial small farm scale would be impossible. Anyway, before the season was even finished, those damn horsetail weeds were popping up again in the beds. Is Roundup the only thing that will kill them?

  3. Would a flame weeder weaken deeprooted weeds like dandelions, grasses, and things like Aegopodium podagraria and Heracleum tromsoensis? We started a community garden last year on a plot that has some challenges. In the beds we've used tarps with success, but on the borders there is quite a bit remaining.

  4. so because its flames on a surface, that just means you kill the weeds on top no? or is the % of weeds on the surface so high that when the crops grow you really took care of a huge % of them?

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