Roundup Fast Action Weedkiller Pump 'N Go Ready To Use Spray, 5 Litre

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So let’s say that’s going to be 60m2 per weed killer. I’ve added 36ml of Gallup to 1.5 litres. Following the manufacturer recommended for concentration. Measuring out Gallup concentrate in our test It’s pretty easy to use – just drop 15ml per 5 litres of water if applying with a watering can – personally I like to use a garden sprayer so the ratio changes to 15ml per litre – as far as I’m concerned, more water and dilution means less MCPA and Fluroxypyr that settles on the leaves. I have to say though, the watering can method is less vapour so probably a bit better in terms of safety:

Even your lawn can be irreversibly damaged by using the wrong kind of weed killer on it, so it’s important to do your homework before buying and applying any product. There are weed killers that are designed to be used on lawns, just as there are ones designed for patios, paths, and other areas and surfaces, so be sure to buy the right one for your needs.

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So for the thistle and bramble I have given less consideration to actual coverage and just blasted them down, saturating them in weed killer.

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This has become a reliable product over the years. Well known for its strength and qualities as a systemic weed killer. Although there is only a litre, you’ll effectively treat over 300m2 from my personal experience. The sales pitch is that you’ll get 416m2 but I tend to use it for tough weeds that need re-application a few days later to ensure the leaf is able to absorb enough to get into the plant, right down to the roots. As you can see they’ve all been very effective on the less hardy weeds – don’t worry. They aren’t getting a buy rating that easily 🙂 On to the brambles and thistle test next! Results