Garlon 600, 5 litres

Garlon 600 is a professional herbicide that contains the active ingredient Triclopyr. Triclopyr is an organic compound in the pyridine group that is used as a systemic foliar herbicide to control broadleaf weeds while leaving grasses and conifers unaffected. Garlon 600 has a short residual life in the soil and has a quick brown out of labelled weeds but it does not offer residual control over new germinations.

Properties:
- Active ingredient: Triclopyr 600 g/l;
- EC-Emulsifiable concentrate formula;
- Group I herbicide;
- Short residual life in the soil;
- Quick browning of the leaves;
- No residual control on new germinations;
- Systemic foliar herbicide.

Product usage:
- It can be used as a foliar spot spray to completely wet all leaves and stems;
- The coverage should be to the point of run-off so that the chemical mix is just beginning to drip from the leaves once the spraying is completed;
- Plants susceptible to Garlon 600 are fruit trees, grape vines, legumes (pea, beans, lucerne etc.), potatoes, roses, shade trees and tomatoes.

Recommendations:
- Apply it with full coverage of the foliage, then you can use a more directed stream to thoroughly treat the stems and canes;
- In case of a large dense infestation (for example large old dense blackberry stands): treat it with a large motorised pump and handgun unit. This equipment can often be hired or a contract spray applicator can be engaged;
- In general cases, a knapsack or hand pump spray unit will be enough, these have a good coverage (to the point of run-off);
- Use a spray unit that is dedicated for application of herbicides only (to avoid cross contamination);
- Use measuring jug and cotton overalls or long-sleeved shirt and long pants, washable hat and elbow-length nitrile/neoprene gloves;
- Apply and use with care as many crops and ornamentals are very sensitive to Garlon.

Please be sure to read, understand and follow the full Conditions, Disclaimer and Directions for Use. Use the appropriate personal safety equipment when needed.