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Sandy Lewis Posted on Jan 15, 2019
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I want to use Fusilade Forte to kill off native couch before planting my Avocado trees. Is it safe to do so and won’t harm the trees when I plant them where I’ve sprayed? Sandy

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Wait 48 hours
Herbicide is absorbed through the plant leaves
http://www.herbiguide.com.au/Labels/FLU128_58521-0806.PDF
Mentions 48 hour period
Mentions avoiding windy conditions and spraying in dry conditions.
does not poison ground it affects what it comes in contact with.
wear gloves !
take about 1 week to kill couch grass

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    Sandy Lewis Jan 15, 2019

    Thanks Brett. I won’t be planting them for another two weeks. I have set up retriculation and getting everything ready for them. I will spray the couch in the next day or so once the ground is wet. It is summer here and the couch will grow with the water on it

  • Sandy Lewis
    Sandy Lewis Jan 15, 2019

    One more thing Brett. The instructions say 1.65L/h do you know what that would be for a 15 litre knapsack...

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