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Along with lawn weed killers, you'll also find other landscaping materials like tree protection, erosion control blankets and landscape edging to help keep your yard healthy all year long. Take a look at the features for Tordon Rtu Brush Killer. Size: 1 qt., Type: RTU, For Use On: Invasive species. Review: The only thing that works to kill a hydra. - USE CAREFULLY Seriously this stuff kills anything. It's the magic bullet you've been waiting for in your fight against weed trees. Mulberry trees here are nuts and cutting them down is just a lesson in futility. Cut one down, seven more spring from the stump. But not any more. A very sparing application of this to the freshly-cut stump (I like to apply it within seconds or minutes at most) and the entire root system will die. It's glorious. The bottle has a solid cap, and comes with a squeeze-bottle cap. Once you have some practice, you can drip this stuff right out of the squeeze bottle with decent accuracy. But if I'm doing more than a couple trees, I like to fill a small disposable container with it, and then use a foam brush to apply it. You do NOT want to overdo it so that this dribbles onto the ground. It is effective, but as labelled it's also very nasty stuff. Wear nitrile gloves and do your best to keep it off other vegetation. For smaller (like 1-inch diameter or so) stuff I'll drip a couple drops onto the stem, then use a paper towel to dab/spread it around. Pay the most attention to the growth area of the plant, right inside the bark ring. In any case, I'll often make a second application after 5-10 minutes if it seems like the stump has drawn in all the brush killer. I've never had ANYTHING survive the application of this brush killer. I did have one stump that died very dramatically after application, where apparently this product prevented it from healing over, so for days the stump just kept bleeding out, pumping sap out at a prodigious rate. I was worried the stump would manage to flush out the brush killer, but it just died. Review: Works well on stumps - This stuff works. I put it on some stumps so that they wouldnโt and they havenโt. Works well great price for the money.
| ASIN | B08PC6GN2R |
| Best Sellers Rank | #70,605 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #290 in Weed Killers |
| Brand | TORDON RTU |
| Coverage | non-selective broad spectrum coverage |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 548 Reviews |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Liquid Volume | 1 quarts |
| Manufacturer | TORDON RTU |
| Model Number | TORDON RTU |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Part Number | TORDON RTU |
| Unit Count | 32 Fluid Ounces |
T**R
The only thing that works to kill a hydra.
USE CAREFULLY Seriously this stuff kills anything. It's the magic bullet you've been waiting for in your fight against weed trees. Mulberry trees here are nuts and cutting them down is just a lesson in futility. Cut one down, seven more spring from the stump. But not any more. A very sparing application of this to the freshly-cut stump (I like to apply it within seconds or minutes at most) and the entire root system will die. It's glorious. The bottle has a solid cap, and comes with a squeeze-bottle cap. Once you have some practice, you can drip this stuff right out of the squeeze bottle with decent accuracy. But if I'm doing more than a couple trees, I like to fill a small disposable container with it, and then use a foam brush to apply it. You do NOT want to overdo it so that this dribbles onto the ground. It is effective, but as labelled it's also very nasty stuff. Wear nitrile gloves and do your best to keep it off other vegetation. For smaller (like 1-inch diameter or so) stuff I'll drip a couple drops onto the stem, then use a paper towel to dab/spread it around. Pay the most attention to the growth area of the plant, right inside the bark ring. In any case, I'll often make a second application after 5-10 minutes if it seems like the stump has drawn in all the brush killer. I've never had ANYTHING survive the application of this brush killer. I did have one stump that died very dramatically after application, where apparently this product prevented it from healing over, so for days the stump just kept bleeding out, pumping sap out at a prodigious rate. I was worried the stump would manage to flush out the brush killer, but it just died.
W**T
Works well on stumps
This stuff works. I put it on some stumps so that they wouldnโt and they havenโt. Works well great price for the money.
P**S
Great
Great
D**N
Brush killer
Good quality performance easy to use and good value for money
M**U
Effective against buckthorn and honeysuckle
Great product. Has helped me get invasive buckthorn and honeysuckle under control. Effectively kills the root on everything Iโve used it on.
K**R
Works really well
Works really well
A**N
Killed my oak tree!
I had an oak tree chopped down and thought the roots in the area where I wanted to plant some flowers was from that tree and drilled a hole about 2 inches in diameter and 3 inches deep and pour this in a few times in a matter of couple of months and it killed my other oak tree that was about 7 ft away! Lol
D**Y
Works but beware of damage to neighboring trees
Usde this to kill stumps of "trash trees" around 3 yest old poplar trees. I cut the trees and applies this product to the stumps with a spray bottle. The bad trees are right next to the desirable trees. Weeks later my desirable poplar trees show herbicide damage ( cupping leaves) it didn't kill them as they are still producing new growth but they still look sickly 2 months later. Hopefully next year they will be fine again.
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