HOME & GARDEN WEED CONTROL HERBICIDE 2L | INDUSTRIAL STRENGTH GLYPHOSATE KILLER FOR EFFECTIVE OF ANNUAL PERENNIAL GRASS BROAD LEAVED WEEDS

Having an allotment I was always having a battle with weeds. The main one was bindweed and has everyone who knows just leaving a tiny bit of this weed in the soil, you get it growing all over again. For 3 years I dug out deep down and aways missed some . I didn't want to use weed killer but I was losing the battle every year. I did buy the usual brands which I saw results the bindweed died from the leaves down, but still ever year it all came back. As I was digging one day I noticed the reason why? It never got down to all the root so it started growing again. I think the main brands know this and want you to keep buying there products. I bought this and within one use all the bindweed was gone. It works differently. It kills from the root upwards. You will not see results for to weeks but be patient it is doing the job. You will get top weeds growing after use eventually so use it twice a year early spring and lat autumn. A bottle goes along way 25ml to one letre will do 40 square yards. It's really safe to use as soon as it's dry on the leaves it travels down the root and doesn't affect the soil.

This product is long lasting, easy to use and is the only weed killer I want to use BUT when I first bought this product it was £20 for this 1 ltr. Now I need to re-purchase, it has MORE than doubled in price. When I emailed the seller, they replied saying it was because the Govt had told the manufacturer they could only manufacture a certain amount of this, and as that amount was a reduction in their usual manufacturing amount, the cost had more than doubled. Now, I don't know about you, but I have never heard of our Govt telling a private company how much they could manufacture. Imagine the Govt telling JLR (Jaguar) they could only manufacture 500 Jaguar F Paces this year. For me it doesn't sound right. I have the email. For me, yes costs may have gone up, but Iam not paying More than double what I last paid for it from the same seller. So to me it sounds like the seller, selling at what I would consider to be extortionate rates and then saying its the Govts fault. So anyway, Great product, I would love to re-purchase, but I won't be made a mug out of. So with that, your decision on how much you are willing to Pay for this. My first time was £20 I was willing for an increase of up to say £25 to £28, but More than double. For me no re-purchase sale, but it certainly does work.

Works really well. Have to spray it at least twice but the weeds die.

It takes a week or more to take afect. But it's very good when it kicks in. Use it stronger than it says on the bottle

Works on most and well priced Make sure to dilute and use a sprayer.

This is professional strength 360g/L glyphosate. Dilute 25ml to a litre (i.e. 1 in 40) for pump up garden or backpack sprayer. It is made by Barclay and sold by Agrigem, both respectable companies based in the British Isles. Check the seals on the container caps are intact on arrival and you should have the real thing. Dealing with some of the 1 and 2 star reviews: Glyphosate acts by being allowed to dry on the leaves of the plants and over a few days is absorbed (faster in good growing conditions and slower if cold or unsunny) and grasses and most broadleaved weeds will start to show signs of stress in 3-6 days and have died off completely in 10-14 days. Glyphosate will get into the roots of the plant and kill it completely- IT IS VERY EFFECTIVE AT THIS - although ivy and willowherb may take longer and may need a second dose. Woody plants and brambles mostly survive but it is best not to get it on the leaves, buds or even bark of woody plants you want to survive. Read the instructions which are accessed by peeling back (with a little difficulty) one of the labels on the bottle. Because glyphosate only enters the plant through the leaves and does not 'poison' the soil, further separate/new weeds can appear even while the original weeds are dying, so repeated applications may be needed from time to time, especially where new weed seeds blow in. I use glyphosate for (1) weeding gravel drive and paved patio (typically two or three times each Summer), (2) clearing grassy/weedy meadow areas for new cultivation such as vegetable growing and tree planting, and (3) keeping competing grass and weeds at bay around the stems of new tree plantings. There is no point in spraying areas where the weeds are not showing. Glyphosate is not 'persistent' or effective in the soil/ground. Glyphosate is not 'selective' as are some lawn weedkillers. Sometimes I find I have made up more diluted glyphosate than I actually use and generally find that it is still effective even after a couple of weeks sitting in the sprayer. Not a good practices as it may lose potency, could crystallise and block spray nozzle, might get used in accidental substitution for some other chemical. If this information is completely news to you, consider using instead a ready to spray version of glyphosate. Do not splash concentrated glyphosate around. This concentarted glyphosate is a serious agri-chemical which has been the subject of (contested) health claims by (mis-)users and for 40 years I have worn a hat, rubber gloves, safety specs and overalls when mixing and spraying - wash face, specs and gloves when finished. Wash out sprayer, nozzles etc and dowse outside of sprayer.

This is excellent weed killer, easy to measure out and mix plus a little will go a long way, follow the instructions and in 2 - 3 weeks your weeds will be gone will not return for the rest of the season, Once the spray has dried it is not dangerous to your children or pets. I think the coverage is great I have a largish front drive enough for 4 cars plus a 3 foot wide path around the house and I can treat all this area twice from 1 bottle Good Stuff.

I’ve used this weed killer on a variety of stubborn weeds, including nettles and bindweed, and it works like a charm. Within a week, the weeds started to wilt and turn brown, and by two weeks, they were completely gone. The 1L bottle lasts a long time, especially when diluted properly. It’s easy to mix and apply with a garden sprayer, and I appreciate that it’s safe for pets and children once dried. Just be cautious around desirable plants, as it can affect them too if not applied carefully.