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Tesco's "Bio Glyphosate"
Just wondering if anyone has tried this. The concentration is about the same
Roundup but the spray-container lacks the foaming option and the contents don't seem to want to foam up so much even when used in a Roundup container. Maybe it just needs a drop of washing up liquid? That's what I'll try next time. The point is, its less than half the price- Tesco is currently selling it at £2.99. IIRC, the last Roundup i bought from Crocus was about £7. -- VX (remove alcohol for email) |
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I have tried this very thing for two seasons and I swear by it.
Providing one screens the spray it may be used for spot treatment as well. Before going on holiday i treated couch grass in the lawn and when i returned it was very dead. I re-seeded just last night. Don't expect over night results it is slow acting. Colin On Sat, 18 Jun 2005 23:45:38 +0100, VX wrote: Just wondering if anyone has tried this. The concentration is about the same Roundup but the spray-container lacks the foaming option and the contents don't seem to want to foam up so much even when used in a Roundup container. Maybe it just needs a drop of washing up liquid? That's what I'll try next time. The point is, its less than half the price- Tesco is currently selling it at £2.99. IIRC, the last Roundup i bought from Crocus was about £7. |
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