Selective Weed Control Uses
These weed killers can be used on various weeds, depending on the product you purchase. For example, Grazon Pro is ideal for controlling docks, nettles, and various other paddock weeds. Meanwhile, Envy is better at controlling buttercups, daisies and dandelions. For this reason, it is important to check the product before purchase or application to ensure it targets what you need. The equipment you use to apply your selective weed killer depends on the product you purchase. Some products only have certain approvals on how they can be applied. For instance, some can only be applied with a boom sprayer, while others are limited to knapsack sprayers. Need advice? That’s exactly what our BASIS-qualified team can offer. Get in touch today.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does selective weed control work?
Selective weed control works by stimulating excessive growth in the weed so it cannot sustain the new growth, causing the plant to die.
When is best to apply selective weed control?
Spring and autumn are often prime times to apply weed control, as the weeds are actively growing in these seasons.
Is selective weed control animal-friendly?
There are products, such as PastureMaster, that require livestock and animals to keep away from the treated area for a set period. We always recommended reading the guidelines for use if you have pets or livestock on your land.