Xtra Tough Weedout Concentrate - 1L

Doff Weedout Extra Tough Concentrate Weedkiller is a systemic herbicide that kills the foliage and plant roots. Weed control is initially seen as a yellowing of the leaves which die-back after a few days or up to 4 weeks after application. It is a systemic weedkiller for the control of annual and deep-rooted perennial weeds, including grass, docks, nettles, willow herb, dandelion and many more. Concentrate treats 400 sqm. 

Contains 90g/l Glyphosate in a soluble solution. 

Instructions For Use
Maximum individual dose as a spray: 2.4ml product per sqm. Avoid all other spray contact with cultivated plants. If cultivated plants are treated by mistake, immediately wash off the weedkiller with ample water. Extreme care should be taken to avoid spray drift or spray landing onto lawns and other desired plants as this may damage or kill them. Do not use on lawns. Do not use under polythene or glass. To avoid possible transfer to lawns or green areas, do not walk on treated areas until the spray has dried. Apply this product carefully. Ensure spraying takes place only when weeds are actively growing (normally March-October), and is confined only to visible weeds including those in the 30cm swathe covering the kerb edge and road gulley - do not overspray drains.

When To Use
Apply when weeds are actively growing and the leaves fully developed. This can occur at any time from Spring to Autumn with the optimum time usually from June to September. A period of at least 8 hours, preferably 24 hours, free of rain is required after application for satisfactory results. Do not spray in windy weather. Some tough weeds, e.g. willow herb, may need a repeat treatment after 3-4 weeks if regrowth appears. Repeat once only during the growing season. 

Where To Use
Wherever unwanted weeds are to be controlled, including hard surfaces e.g. patios and drives. 

Future Planting
Doff WeedOut Extra Tough Concentrate Weedkiller has no residual activity in the soil. Planting may take place after treated vegetation has died back.