longest lasting herbicide Chikara Weed Killer | Long Lasting Weed Control

longest lasting herbicide Chikara Weed Killer | Long Lasting Weed ControlBenefits: Chikara weed killer controls many weed species for 4 6 months depending on weather conditions Mix with glyphosate if weeds are present at application Suitable glyphosate products are: Roundup Proactive and Gallup Biograde Amenity Application notes and guidance: Chikara weed killer will not control: fat hen, horsetail, black nightshade or common field speedwell, smooth hawksbeard, common sow thistle, ribwort plaintain, narrow leaved ragwort

Benefits:

• Chikara weed killer controls many weed species for 4-6 months depending on weather conditions
• Mix with glyphosate if weeds are present at application
• Suitable glyphosate products are: Roundup Proactive and Gallup Biograde Amenity

Application notes and guidance:

• Chikara weed killer will not control: fat hen, horsetail, black nightshade or common field speedwell, smooth hawksbeard, common sow thistle, ribwort plaintain, narrow-leaved ragwort and annual meadow grass
• Heavy rainfall and high organic content of the soil will negatively affect the length of time Chikara will work
• Read label for tree and shrub species which are safe to treat
• Wash out with a tank cleaner after use, such as Allclear Extra or Tank & Equipment Cleaner
• Subject to LERAP B
• Mix Chikara with water according to the label instructions
• Apply the solution to the surface using a knapsack or vehicle-mounted sprayer
• Avoid use if heavy rainfall is forecast as this can negatively affect the length of time Chikara will work for
• Try not to apply to close to areas where plants you are wanting to keep are growing as these could be effected
• Do not spray at high pressure or when drift may be an issue

Do not apply Chikara weed killer too close near these susceptible species: red-barked dogwood (cornus alba), Japanese privet (ligustrum japonicum), Chinese privet (ligustrum sinense), common privet (ligustrum vulgare), common lilac (syringa vularis).