Synero 5LT
Effective selective control of difficult weeds such as Ragwort
Active Ingredient: 30g/l Aminopyralid & 100g/l Fluroxypyr
MAPP No: 14708
Rate : See label, 100ml per 10ltrs water
Suggested safety clothing - safety clothing bundle (see Safety Clothing section or click here)Rainfast within one hour
Synero controls a wide range of deep rooted perennial and herbaceous weeds on non-cropped grassland such as motorway and railway embankments, roadsides, grassland of no agricultural interest, and industrial areas (excluding airfields). Both active ingredients of Synero are easily absorbed through the leaves and translocated to the roots.
Weeds controlled by Synero include: broad-leaved dock, curled dock, creeping thistle, spear thistle, common nettle, creeping buttercup, dandelion, mugwort, Japanese knotweed, ragwort and bramble
Please note: not for use in horse paddocks
Notes:
Grass and weeds must be actively growing to ensure good weed control and minimal check to the grass. Therefore do not spray in drought, very hot or very cold weather conditions. Do not use on grass less than one year old. To allow maximum translocation of Synero to the roots do not cut grass for 7 days after application is made. Control may be erduced if rain falls within 1 hour of application.
There is a requirement to adhere to product stewardship procedure when applying Synero. Prior to despatch of your order, a stewardship agreement form is required to be read, signed and returned to Progreen.
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