20 Most Recent Roundup ScottsRoundUp 0394560 PT Concentrate TougWeedKiller Questions & Answers

More than likely it is good. there is a shelf life. Use it, if it works fine, if not then no harm done.

n10ml of roundup to 1 ltr water

10ml roundup = 1ltr water

1 1/2 oz per gallon

6 fluid ounces of Roundup (12 tablespoons) per gallon of water. Small weed seedlings can be killed with half this strength: 3 ounces per gallon. When using Roundup Super Concentrate, mix 2.5 ounces (5 tbsp.) with a gallon of water to control most weeds and a half-strength solution for small weeds. Roundup Pro Concentrate is the strongest solution available. Spray a mixture of 2 ounces (4 tbsp.) on weeds and half that amount of concentrate on emerging plants. Since Roundup doesn't discriminate between weeds and other plants, use the least amount of herbicide possible to protect desirable vegetation.

Roundup Concentrate Plus is the least concentrated mixable product Monsanto offers. Annual and perennial weeds can be controlled with a mixture of 6 fluid ounces of Roundup (12 tablespoons) per gallon of water. Small weed seedlings can be killed with half this strength: 3 ounces per gallon. When using Roundup Super Concentrate, mix 2.5 ounces (5 tbsp.) with a gallon of water to control most weeds and a half-strength solution for small weeds. Roundup Pro Concentrate is the strongest solution available. Spray a mixture of 2 ounces (4 tbsp.) on weeds and half that amount of concentrate on emerging plants. Since Roundup doesn't discriminate between weeds and other plants, use the least amount of herbicide possible to protect desirable vegetation.

6 fluid ounces of Roundup (12 tablespoons) per gallon of water.

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If it does not leak and sparys okay you will be fine

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15 mm per ltr

It is rain proof after 2 hours of application, so irrigate after 2 hours.

Roundup Pro And for tough-to-control, or dense, annuals mix a solution of 2 ounces (4 tablespoons) herbicide to 1 gallon of water. Woody vines and dense brush need 13ounces (26 tablespoons) diluted in 1 gallon of water to kill them; apply to leaves in late summer for best result

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Push it up and down. If it does not pump then put 1/2 cup water on the stem of the handle and try again. sometimes the seal is not good and the water will do the seal.

Yes, but why? Just take it off, tap it sharply on the blunt end and most stuff will fall out. If not use a small wire and poke it out from the front.

Just slowly unscrew the top. (this is the one used to fill with. )... When it starts to hiss, stop and let it blow out.

Almost all pump up sprayers are twist off. Push the 'D' handle (used to pump it up also) all the way in. This will have a couple of cogs that lock to the top of the unit. Then twist left (unscrew). It may take a heavy hand to get it started. If you have some silicone spray or grease, then put that on the rubber gasket before putting it back on, it will come off easier.

2 percent will kill just about everything.