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WEED KILLER
HELLO , can anybody help with my problem
I HAVE , splashed some Roundup on my potatoes And the hauls are now brown and dead THE POTATOES are they safe to eat or be destroyed THE weed killer knocks just about everything in its path ...................Leslie |
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WEED KILLER
leslie wrote:
HELLO , can anybody help with my problem I HAVE , splashed some Roundup on my potatoes And the hauls are now brown and dead THE POTATOES are they safe to eat or be destroyed THE weed killer knocks just about everything in its path ...................Leslie As Roundup kills the roots (and yours is a *root* crop), doesn't that give you a clue as to the risk of eating the spuds? I wouldn't eat 'em that's for sure - might feed them the neighbours bloody barking bitch though if I thought the nuisance would eat them |
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WEED KILLER
On 12/09/2013 17:18, leslie wrote:
HELLO , can anybody help with my problem I HAVE , splashed some Roundup on my potatoes And the hauls are now brown and dead Are you sure it wasn't blight that did for them? THE POTATOES are they safe to eat or be destroyed THE weed killer knocks just about everything in its path I would probably have chopped them down and harvested immediately after accidentally spraying them. It is a systemic weedkiller so after a couple of weeks it has translocated throughout the plant. Personally I wouldn't be too bothered about a trace of glyphosate in the crop - I'd be much more wary of the surfactants. YMMV Unless you are a green plant or a mosquito glyphosate is not all that dangerous. But you should be more careful applying pesticides. -- Regards, Martin Brown |
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