Weedol Rootkill Plus Liquid Concentrate

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Weedol Rootkill Plus (Liquid Concentrate) degrades in the soil to allow re-planting and children and pets can play on the treated area once dried. Q2: Why is there a difference in the water volumes when using the liquid with a sprayer or watering can?

If your beautiful garden is suffering from a weed infestation, you can't go wrong with Weedol's lawn-focused weed killer! It can be liberally sprayed all over your lawn to kill persistent broad-leaved weeds without damaging the grass. However, it doesn't do much for narrow-leaved weeds or deep-rooted ones. The best time to use this type of product is as soon as you see weeds popping up, which is usually during the spring and summer months. Make sure you apply the formula on a warm, rain-free day, so it has plenty of time to dry. A6: We advise to keep children and pets off the treated area until the weedkiller has thoroughly dried onto the weeds. Store all pesticides in a secure place.

Weedol® Rootkill Plus degrades in the soil to allow re-planting and children and pets can play on the treated area once dried. A6. We advise to keep children and pets off the treated area until the weedkiller has thoroughly dried onto the weeds. Store all pesticides in a secure place. For use on gravel areas, paths and drives, along fences, around sheds and greenhouses. Around the base of roses, ornamental shrubs, trees and under hedges (providing they are established, with woody bark). It's also ideal for ground clearance before autumn or spring digging and removing old lawns before reseeding or turfing. How to use

A2. A watering can uses approximately 5 times more water than a sprayer, hence the difference in water volume. If treating annual weeds with a sprayer add 1 tube to 1 litre of water and apply to 30sqm, with a watering can add 1 tube to 5 litres of water and apply to 30sqm. A2: If rain occurs shortly after application then it is likely that most of the Weedol Rootkill Plus Weedkiller will be washed off thereby lessening its effectiveness. We advise treating weeds on a dry calm day when there will be at least 6hrs of dry weather following application. This allows the leaves to absorb the weedkiller and ensure you get the best results. A7: We advise applying between April to November when weeds are actively growing with enough leaf surface to absorb sufficient weedkiller on a dry calm day.A8: To avoid contamination of ponds, streams, etc. we advise keeping at least 1 metre away from water. A2: A watering can uses approximately 5 times more water than a sprayer, hence the difference in water volume. If treating annual weeds with a sprayer add 1 tube to 1 litre of water and apply to square metres, with a watering can add 1 tube to 5 litres of water and apply to 30 square metres.

A4: We advise to keep children and pets off the treated area until the weedkiller has thoroughly dried onto the weeds. Store all pesticides in a secure place.

As its name suggests, Weedol's "Pathclear" has been specifically designed to treat paths and driveways. In fact, it's one of the best products on the market for doing so! Working as both a pre-emergent and a post-emergent, it'll completely clear the treated area for up to three months. Weedol's "Rootkill Plus" formula is easy to apply, thanks to the spray-nozzle bottle, and the systemic formula is ideal for getting rid of tough perennials. Bear in mind that this product is only suitable to use from April to November though. Unlike the weeds growing in your flowerbeds or on your lawn, the weeds which you find in these areas aren't as deeply rooted, so they can be treated with a milder solution. That said, make sure you read the label carefully as some formulas can bleach the colour of patio tiles!