What kind of impact do most homeowners perceive from browning at treated vegetation?

Homeowners typically associate browning of treated vegetation with signs of poor application. This perception arises because browning can indicate stress or injury to the plants, often leading to concerns about the effectiveness and safety of the treatment process. When homeowners observe browning, they may question whether the treatment was applied correctly or if it is damaging to their vegetation, thus correlating it with a lack of proper care or technique during the application.

In contrast, seeing browning as a successful treatment, viewing it as normal, or perceiving it as ineffective treatment usually reflect misunderstandings about the treatment's goals and processes. However, the predominant reaction tends to align with the notion that browning is a negative outcome that suggests something went awry in the application, emphasizing a need for clear communication about what to expect from vegetation treatments.