Glyphosate Weedkiller Herbicide Roundup Ultra plus 2X5L professional

The strong points:

• Effective against weeds: RoundUp® UltraPlus has a unique formulation .
• Concentrated herbicide without residual effect.
• Guaranteed effectiveness 100%.
• Easy to use .
• To process up to 3000 m² .
• Suitable for all types of gardens , agricultural and fruit plantations.
• Unique formulation .

Composition :

36% Glyphosate (Potassium Salt).

Application :

Post-emergence herbicide treatment against weeds of the same in:

• Intensive extensive herbaceous plants: annual weeds.
• Drink : annual and perennial weeds.
• Irrigation canals and borders: perennial weeds.
• Meadows: woody weeds.

Composition of the liquid herbicide:

Roundup UltraPlus is composed of Glyphosate 36% (potassium salt).
Soluble concentrate.

How to use Roundup UltraPlus herbicide?

When using a herbicide, it is always recommended to use a sprayer because this allows the product to be dissolved in water and then applied to the weeds. By applying the correct dilution for the type of need, satisfactory results can be achieved in keeping weeds free.

Where to use Roundup UltraPlus herbicide?

The different places where Roundup can be used are varied, as many professionals use it for different types of needs: crops , environmental protection, fire prevention, and also for domestic use.
It is used on the banks of irrigation ditches , roads, risky canals, firebreaks, to prevent risks and accidents, as well as to keep areas clean of weeds and brush.
It is also used in woody crops, on crop edges, during sowing and for natural weeding.

How long does it take for Roundup UltraPlus to work?

Visible damage to weeds and grasses is noticeable in the First 5 days . It is therefore recommended to carry out applications when the plants are in full growth .

How much Roundup UltraPlus per liter of water?

Backpack sprayer dosage: 50-80cc/5Lts/100m²

Apply at low pressure (less than 2 kg/cm²) evenly to the foliage of weeds in active growth and without drought symptoms, at the following dosage:
– 0.6-1.0 l/ha in mechanized or manual applications, with water volumes less than 200 l/ha, against cereal rhizobia, wild oats, vallico, canary grass, bromus, poa and other grasses at the early post-emergence stage.
– 2.4-4.8 l/ha in mechanized or manual applications, with water volumes less than 400 l/ha against developed annual dicotyledons such as mallow, purslane, milkweed, pigweed, chickweed, ash or Conyza and annual grasses.
– 4.8-8.0 l/ha: in mechanized applications with water volumes between 200-400 l/ha against developed perennial weeds such as sedge, couch grass, bindweed, reed canary grass, thistles, reed canary grass and other perennial weeds.
– Extensive grasses:
. control of annual species, 2.4-4.8 l/ha, treat before sowing the crop. If the infesting species are annual grasses in the early post-emergence stage, 0.6-1 l/ha is sufficient;
. control of perennials, 4-8 l/ha, treat before sowing the crop.
– Intensive herbaceous crops:
. control of annual species, 2.4-4.8 l/ha, treat before sowing the crop. If the infestants are annual grasses in the early post-emergence stage, 0.6-1 l/ha is sufficient;
. control of perennials, 4-8 l/ha, treat before sowing the crop.
– Outdoor Home Gardening: authorized product.
– Woody plants: apply only to non-creeping crops over 3-4 years old and in directed application:
. against annual species, 2.4-4.8 l/ha; in the case where the infestants are annual grasses in the early post-emergence stage, 0.6-1 l/ha is sufficient;
. control of perennial plants, 4-8 l/ha.
– Borders: perennial control, 4.8-8 l/ha.
– Ditch edges: control of perennial plants, 4-8 l/ha.
– Crop margins: control of perennial plants, 4-8 l/ha.
– Olivier: in order to facilitate harvesting in olive oil mills, a single treatment can be carried out in the canopy of the tree at a dose of 3 l/ha actually treated.
– Meadows: control of perennial plants, 4-8 l/ha.
Apply using a tractor-driven equipment : hydraulic spraying (100-400 l/ha of spray) or centrifugal spraying (20-50 l/ha of spray) or using a manual equipment : hydraulic spraying (200-400 l/ha)