Description
Active Ingredients: Mecoprop-P 37.5g/L (3.67% w/w) + Dicamba 4.675g/L (0.467% w/w) as Potassium Salt as a soluble concentrate.
MAPP no. 16372
For Troublesome Lawn Weeds - Kills Weeds Not Lawns
GreenForce Lawn Weed Killer is designed for fast effective control of the most common lawn weeds including dock, daisy, dandelion, buttercup, clover, nettles, and soft thistle. It could not be easier to apply and therefore it is suitable for the less experienced and the professional gardener.
GreenForce Lawn Weed Killer features a measuring bulb to achieve accurate and even application. Simply apply with a clean knapsack or watering can.
Application Instructions
When to use
GreenForce Lawn Weed Killer achieves best results when used between April and September when the grass is actively growing.
Directions for Use
To avoid the spray drifting onto other plants and furniture, avoid applying the product during windy conditions.
How to use
GreenForce Lawn Weed Killer can be applied through a knapsack or a watering can fitted with a fine rose. Ensure that the product is mixed well. Slightly loosen the measure cap and gently squeeze the bottle until you reach the required volume.
| Area of Use | Max. Individual Dose | Water Volume | Max. No. of Applications | Coverage Per Dose | Coverage Per Bottle |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lawns | 50 ml | 2.5 to 5 Litres (2.5 Litres Fine Spray / 5 Litres Coarse Spray) |
2 per year | 25 m² | 500 m² |
Application Rate
Apply GreenForce Lawn Weed Killer at a rate of 50ml in 2.5 - 5 litres of water. This will ensure that the product covers 25 m² and covers all vegetation evenly.
Please note that a second treatment might be required for established, difficult to control weeds. In this case, wait for a period of at least six weeks before another application.
Note: Do not apply on newly-sown lawns for at least six months after establishment.
For further information regarding GreenForce Lawn Weed Killer, please speak to a technical sales advisor on 01952 897917.
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