roundup herbicide glyphosate Roundup ProMax 1.67 GAL
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roundup herbicide glyphosate

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roundup herbicide glyphosate Roundup ProMax 1.67 GALHow Roundup ProMax Weed Killer Herbicide with Glyphosate Works Roundup ProMax Week Killer Herbicide contains glyphosate, an advanced chemical that kills weeds without killing your lawn. After the application, the weeds absorb the chemical through their tissue and roots. The glyphosate then circulates through the entire weed and inhibits amino acid synthesis, resulting in a slow death. Because of its surfactant system, it goes to work even in wet

How Roundup ProMax Weed Killer Herbicide with Glyphosate Works

Roundup ProMax Week Killer Herbicide contains glyphosate, an advanced chemical that kills weeds without killing your lawn. After the application, the weeds absorb the chemical through their tissue and roots. The glyphosate then circulates through the entire weed and inhibits amino acid synthesis, resulting in a slow death. Because of its surfactant system, it goes to work even in wet conditions. This rain-fast herbicide provides the ultimate postemergent solution for killing, controlling and suppressing various weeds and grasses.

 

Where Should You Use Roundup ProMax Herbicide with Glyphosate?

You can use Roundup ProMax Herbicide with Glyphosate in forestry sites, on cut stumps and throughout turfgrass to control and suppress certain types of broadleaf weeds. Use it for habitat management when preventing competing weeds from stealing nutrients from young trees, plants and turfgrass. You can also apply it on nonbearing trees, shrubs and vines in residential and commercial areas. Other sites for use include parks, railroads, roadsides, pastures and sod farms.

 

Roundup ProMax Herbicide with Glyphosate Target Weeds

When it's used as directed, Roundup ProMax Herbicide controls barnyardgrass, cheatgrass, knotweed and pigweed. It also controls:

  • Chickweed
  • Crabgrass
  • Fleabane
  • Goatgrass
  • Henbit
  • Ragweed (common)
  • Smartweed

Roundup ProMax Herbicide also suppresses various weeds in recreational, residential and commercial settings, such as:

  • Bermudagrass
  • Dogfennel
  • Milkweed
  • Ragweed (giant)
  • Smutgrass
  • Thistle
  • Velvetgrass

 

Roundup ProMax Herbicide Features and Benefits

  • Controls and suppresses annual and perennial weeds and brush
  • Contains glyphosate for maximum weed control
  • For use in parks and residential, commercial and recreational areas
  • Includes a concentrated surfactant system for quick absorption

 

Tips for Using Roundup ProMax Herbicide with Glyphosate

  • Apply this herbicide with handheld, selective, ground broadcast and injection equipment.
  • Don't use wiper applicators on wet weeds.
  • Reduce drift potential by applying this herbicide when winds are light.

 

Get Broad-Spectrum Weed Control With Roundup ProMax Herbicide with Glyphosate

This nonselective, broad-spectrum herbicide gives you total control over stubborn weeds, grasses and brush on your lawn. It keeps weeds from ruining recreational areas and stops brush from choking desirable plants. You can apply it with handheld or backpack equipment or gain more coverage with broadcast equipment. Its surfactant system improves weed control and gives you better results in less time. If you're ready to fight various weeds on your site, kill them quickly with Roundup ProMax herbicide.

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