Roundup is also sold in pre-mixed handheld spray bottles that make it easy to spot-treat small areas around your yard or garden. In addition to larger plants, you can also use Roundup to control the spread of lichens, moss, and scrub brush. Sizes available: 195ml (makes up to 10 spray litres), 540ml (makes up to 27 spray litres) or 1 litre (makes up to 50 spray litres) Once applied to the leaf uptake occurs within 1-6 hours and glyphosate moves through the phloem both downwards and upwards within 5 days. It tends to accumulate in the growing points, then evens up throughout the plant, leading to a gradual loss of green colour followed by death between one and four weeks later.

All glyphosate products are not same. While they all contain the active ingredient, glyphosate, the formulation type in which the glyphosate is carried plays a major role in performance. Roundup Super Concentrate If you’re using Roundup Weed and Grass Killer Super Concentrate, then you should mix about 1.5 ounces, or 3 tablespoons, of Roundup per gallon of water. This should take care of most small weeds. For medium-sized weeds or vines, mix 2.5 ounces for every gallon of water. Can you put roundup in a spray bottle? Always use sprays from the store in rotation to avoid the need to dispose of out of date agrochemicals, which are Hazardous waste*. This effective concentrate is available in either a 195ml, 540ml or 1 litre bottle, making up to 10, 27 or 50 spray litres respectively. DetailsOur formulation chemists have worked continually since the launch of Roundup to bring out new formualtions with improved weed control, leass restrictive conditions of use and better safety profiles under COSHH.

ROUNDUP® Optima+ Concentrate Weedkiller degrades naturally in soil leaving no residue, meaning you can start replanting in just 7 days. How to useThis note details how our products are classified under the Waste Framework Directive, 2008/98/EC and offers useful advice for farmers on the waste production involved in the use of our products and their obligations under the Environmental Protection, (Duty of Care) Regulations, (as amended), 1991. Keep waste to a minimum

READ THE LABEL BEFORE USE. USING THIS PRODUCT IN A MANNER THAT IS INCONSISTENT WITH THE LABEL MAY BE AN OFFENCE. FOLLOW THE CODE OF PRACTICE FOR USING PLANT PROTECTION PRODUCTS.’ Some products are available in bulk containers, (IBCs). These should not be classified as waste by the farmer, but returned to us for re-use. How to classify waste for re-cycling or disposal For more information on how The Pallet Network delivers our different types of products, please watch this short video. What Issues Could Arise With Delivery? Products which are approved for agriculture and horticulture should not be used in Industrial and Amenity situations unless they are also listed. All European Waste Catalogue, (EWC), categories with * are classed as Hazardous waste and come under the Hazardous Waste Regulations. Not only is Hazardous waste an average of four times more expensive to dispose of, but also farmers will only be exempt from registering as a Hazardous Waste producer if they produce less than 500kg per year in total.Other Plant-free areas with industrial and amenity approval are Permeable surfaces over lying soil or hard surfaces. Each line in the table represents a new situation and where more than one situation occurs for the same crop it can be sprayed once for each situation. For example in winter wheat you can apply up to 1.2l/ha of Roundup Energy post planting, but before emergence, then up to 3.2l/ha before harvest and up to 5l/ha in the autumn on the stubble.