Factory source Selective Herbicide For Sugarcane - Glyphosate 480g/l SL herbicide kills Annual and perennial weeds – Pomais

Introduction

Package

Mode of Action

Glyphosate is widely used in rubber, mulberry, tea, orchards and sugarcane fields to prevent and control plants in more than 40 families such as monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous, annual and perennial, herbs and shrubs. For example, annual weeds such as barnyard grass, foxtail grass, mittens, goosegrass, crabgrass, pig dan, psyllium, small scabies, dayflower, white grass, hard bone grass, reeds and so on.
Due to the different sensitivity of various weeds to glyphosate, the dosage is also different. Generally broad-leaved weeds are sprayed in the early germination or flowering period.

Suitable Crops：

Act on these Weeds:

Using Method

Precaution：

Glyphosate is a biocidal herbicide, so it is important to avoid contaminating crops when applying it to avoid phytotoxicity.
In sunny days and high temperatures, the effect is good. You should spray again in case of rain within 4-6 hours after spraying.
When the package is damaged, it may agglomerate under high humidity, and crystals may precipitate when stored at low temperatures. The solution should be stirred sufficiently to dissolve the crystals to ensure the efficacy.
For perennial vicious weeds, such as Imperata cylindrica, Cyperus rotundus and so on. Apply 41 glyphosate again one month after the first application to achieve the desired control effect.

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FAQ

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What’s the delivery time?
Usually we can finish the delivery 25-30 work days after contract.